Turn your handwritten notes into flashcards, one fact per card.
Turn typed or transcribed handwritten notes into Q and A flashcards. Preview 10 cards free. Unreadable words are marked, not guessed.
This preview shows the first 200 words and does not keep your file.
Need a different result? Turn anything into anything: drop any file, pick what you want out of it.Try it →Handwritten notes are hard to reuse: you can't search them, and turning them into study cards means copying every line by hand. This page turns your notes, once they are typed out, into 10 question-and-answer flashcards in the same wording and language. Any word the tool can't read is marked rather than guessed.
What you get
One fact per card
Each card asks one question and gives one answer, so you can test a single idea at a time instead of rereading a block of notes.
Your wording stays
Cards use the words from your notes, including abbreviations like S, G2 and p53, so they match what you wrote in class.
Unreadable words are marked
If a word is smudged or unclear in the text you paste, the card shows it as unreadable instead of inventing a guess.
How it works
- Step 1
Type or paste your notes, or drop a text file, into the box above.
- Step 2
Read the first 10 flashcards in the preview, with each question on a Q: line and its answer on an A: line.
- Step 3
Create a free account to get the full deck, an export for Anki and similar apps, longer files, photos of handwritten notes and a quiz from the same material.
Who uses it
Students before an exam
Turn a typed-up lecture summary into cards covering the phases, terms and rules you need to memorise.
Language learners
Turn a vocabulary list copied from your notebook into word-and-meaning cards in the same language as the notes.
Anyone reviewing a course
Turn a week of typed-up notes into a short set of questions to check what you still remember.
Questions
Can I upload a photo of my handwritten notes?
The free preview works on typed or transcribed text and on text, PDF and Word files. Photos of handwritten notes need a free account, which also handles scans through OCR. Until then, type or paste the lines you want turned into cards.
How many flashcards does the preview make?
The preview makes 10 cards in the form Q: question and A: answer, one fact per card. A free account gives the full deck and lets you export it for Anki and similar apps.
What happens to words I can't read in my notes?
They are marked as unreadable in the card instead of being guessed. Abbreviations and crossed-out lines are kept as written, so you can see exactly what came from your notes.
Are the flashcards always correct?
Results can contain mistakes, especially where handwriting is unclear or notes are short. Check each card against your original notes or course materials when accuracy matters, such as before an exam.
Which language are the cards in?
The cards use the same language as the notes you paste. Your text is not kept after the preview is generated.
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See it on real examples
Three actual runs of this tool. Open one to see the input and the whole result.