Flashcard maker
Make decks, flip cards, and review what you missed. Saved in this browser.
Runs in this tab. The file stays here.
No decks yet
Create one in the side panel to start adding cards.
Nothing is uploaded. Clearing site data deletes your decks.
About Flashcard maker
Create flashcard decks, flip cards in review, and retry misses. Decks save in localStorage on this device only.
Flashcard sites love accounts and spaced-repetition paywalls. This page keeps the useful middle: type term and definition pairs, name the deck, save it locally, then flip through a shuffled review. Click or tap to flip with a CSS 3D transform. Mark knew it or didn’t; at the end see the score and optionally restudy only the misses.
There is no SM-2 scheduler on purpose. Scheduling algorithms turn a quick tool into a product commitment I am not making here. Make cards, flip them, repeat the hard ones. That is enough for a vocabulary list or an exam sheet.
Decks never leave this browser unless you export by copying text yourself. Clearing site data deletes them. Treat that as a feature when the laptop is shared.
Edge cases include very long definitions that wrap awkwardly on small screens, duplicate terms in one deck, and decks large enough to brush against localStorage quotas. The review shuffle is uniform, not weighted toward cards you miss often. Images and LaTeX are out of scope; plain text only.
Privacy is straightforward: card content is stored as JSON in localStorage on this device. Nothing syncs to a server because there is no server-side deck store. Exam questions you type stay on the machine where you typed them. Back up by copying terms into a file if the deck matters beyond this browser profile.
How to use Flashcard maker
- 1Create a deck, add term–definition pairs, and save.
- 2Start a review; flip each card, then mark knew it or didn’t.
- 3Read the session summary and optionally retry only the missed cards.
What it won't do
- Plain text cards only; no images, audio, or LaTeX.
- No spaced-repetition scheduling or cross-device sync.
Common questions
Is this Anki with sync?
No. Local decks only, no spaced-repetition algorithm, no cloud sync.
Where are decks stored?
In localStorage for this origin on this browser.
Can I import Quizlet CSV?
Not in this version. Paste terms manually or wait for a later importer if demand shows up.
What happens if I hit localStorage limits?
Very large decks may fail to save. Split into multiple smaller decks or export important cards to a text file outside the browser.
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Why this one doesn't upload your file
There is no server to upload to. This page is a static file, and the work happens in your browser using the same graphics and WebAssembly code that renders every other site you visit. Your file is read from disk into memory, processed, and handed back as a download. Once the page has loaded you can disconnect from the network entirely and it keeps working. The longer explanation