Automatic flashcard generation

3 free lecture decks

Your lectures. 50+ flashcards. In minutes.

Upload a PDF or PowerPoint. Get cloze deletions, Q&A cards, and image occlusion cards from your text and diagrams — automatically.

Upload your slides

Ocular_Anatomy_Lec5.pptx → 47 cards

IMAGEIdentify the hidden label

Eye anatomy diagram with occluded label over Cornea

💡 Transparent tissue covering the iris and pupilCornea

CLOZE

The sinoatrial (SA) node generates impulses at 60–100 bpm

CLOZE

The plateau phase of the cardiac action potential prevents tetanic contraction by maintaining prolonged depolarization

CLOZE

Ejection fraction (EF) = SV/EDV, normal >55%. EF <40% = HFrEF

Your quality check

See every answer before it reaches Anki.

Review one card at a time. Keep the cards you trust, edit the almost-right ones, and dismiss the rest before you export.

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Cardiac electrophysiology

Review Queue

12 of 47

CLOZEAnswer visible before you decide

The sinoatrial (SA) node normally generates impulses at 60–100 bpm.

Source

Intrinsic conduction system — lecture slide 18

Reject ←

Edit E

Keep →

25,000+

Cards generated

800+

Students

50+

Cards per lecture

New feature

Your diagrams become flashcards. Automatically.

Upload slides with labeled diagrams. Labels are detected automatically and turned into image occlusion cards — hiding one label at a time. Trivial labels are skipped. No manual work.

Every label detected with pixel-perfect accuracy

Difficulty classified automatically — skips what you already know

One diagram generates multiple testable cards

Works with any labeled diagram

What label is hidden?

Ciliary body

💡 Controls lens shape for accommodation — produces aqueous humor

From: Ocular Anatomy

Three card types

Every concept. The right format.

The right card type for each concept — cloze for facts, Q&A for reasoning, image occlusion for diagrams.

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Cloze Deletions

Fill in the blank

Key terms, values, and relationships hidden in context. Tests active recall of specific facts.

The [SA node] generates impulses at 60–100 bpm

Image Occlusion

NEW

Label the diagram

AI detects labels on your diagrams and hides them one by one. Skips trivial labels — tests what actually matters.

→Hyperopia

→Focal plane

Q&A

Q&A Cards

Explain the mechanism

Reserved for "why" and "how" questions that need deeper reasoning, not just single-word recall.

Q: Why does hyperkalemia cause peaked T waves?

A: Elevated K⁺ accelerates phase 3 repolarization...

How it works

Three steps. Just a few minutes.

Step 1

Upload your slides

Drag and drop any lecture PDF or PowerPoint. Text and images are extracted automatically.

Step 2

Cards drafted automatically

Your text and diagrams become cloze, Q&A, and image occlusion cards—ready for your review.

Step 3

Keep the cards you trust

Approve, edit, or dismiss each source-backed card. Sync text cards to Anki desktop or export a complete .apkg.

More than a card generator

A study workflow that improves with you

Trace every answer, teach the generator your preferences, and keep a whole course moving without losing the review step.

✓

See the supporting slide

Every text card links back to a slide and source excerpt. A lecture coverage map shows what is represented—and what is not.

✓

Teach it what good means

Keeps, edits, rejects, and incorrect flags become structured feedback that shapes later generations.

✓

Queue a whole course

Upload several lectures into one workspace. Each runs as a durable background job and stays ready when you return.

✓

Reuse work safely

Repeat uploads can reuse cards you already approved. Opt-in trusted cards need multi-student agreement and fresh source grounding.

Build a course workspace

2–3 hrs

saved per lecture

3 types

cloze · Q&A · occlusion

Smart

card count adapts to content

PDF & PPTX

formats supported

Pricing

Priced for the med student budget

We know you're surviving on loans and free pizza from lunch lectures. Start free, upgrade when you're ready (or when Step 1 panic sets in).

Two months free with annual billing

Free

Try the full review workflow on real lectures.

$0forever

3 lecture decks / month
Up to 15 accepted cards / lecture
Cloze, Q&A, and image occlusion
Source-backed review and coverage
Concise coverage
Export to Anki (.apkg)
3 saved cloud decks

Current plan

Student

Built for a full course load.

$12.42/month

$149 paid annually

40 lecture decks / month
Up to 30 accepted cards / lecture
All coverage depths
Cloze, Q&A, and image occlusion
Course workspaces and batch queueing
Generation that learns from your reviews
Unlimited cloud library
Original lecture file storage
Priority generation queue

Power

For exam blocks and heavy lecture schedules.

$29.08/month

$349 paid annually

75 lecture decks / month
Up to 45 accepted cards / lecture
All coverage depths
Cloze, Q&A, and image occlusion
Course workspaces and batch queueing
Generation that learns from your reviews
Unlimited cloud library
Original lecture file storage
Highest generation priority

FAQ

Common questions

Is it really free?

You get 3 lecture decks every month — no credit card required. Student ($14.99/month or $149/year) includes 40 lectures, all coverage depths, and priority generation. Power ($34.99/month or $349/year) includes 75 lectures, a higher card target, and our fastest queue.

Do I need to create an account?

Nope. Upload, generate, and export without signing in. If you want to save decks to a personal library so you can access them later, you can optionally sign in with Google — but it's never required.

How good are the generated cards?

Cards are optimized for medical education and grounded to the lecture you uploaded. You'll see the supporting slide and excerpt, and you can keep, edit, reject, or flag each card as incorrect before export. The coverage map is traceability—not a guarantee of medical completeness.

Can I customize what types of cards I get?

Yes. Card preferences let you choose cloze, Q&A, image occlusion, and a coverage depth. SlideToAnki also learns aggregate patterns from the cards you keep, edit, reject, or flag so future generations better match your study style.

What file formats are supported?

PDF and PowerPoint (.pptx). We extract all text and images, including embedded diagrams and charts.

Will the cards work with my existing Anki setup?

Yes. Export a standard .apkg for Anki desktop or AnkiMobile. If Anki desktop and AnkiConnect are open, text-only decks can sync directly; image occlusion decks use .apkg so their media and masks stay intact. Stable card identities make repeat exports safer to update.

How many cards does it generate?

It depends on your content and the coverage depth you choose. Concise generates roughly 1 card per slide, balanced about 2, and thorough 3–4. A typical 50-slide lecture on balanced produces 40–80 cards. You can stop generation early or delete cards you don't need.

Can I edit the cards before exporting?

Absolutely. Review every card, edit the text, delete ones you don't want, and only export what you'll actually study. Undo and redo are supported if you change your mind.

Can I save my decks and access them later?

Without an account, your last few decks are cached in your browser for 24 hours. Sign in with Google to save decks permanently to your personal library — accessible from any device.

Is my data private?

Lecture files and extracted content are stored privately to support resumable generation, course workspaces, source evidence, and saved decks. Raw lecture content is never sent to analytics or shared with other students. Optional trusted-card contribution is off by default, text-only, and de-identified. See the Privacy Policy for details.

Stop spending hours making flashcards.

Upload your first lecture. One file in, dozens of study-ready cards out.

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Built by a software engineer whose partner is in medical school—because even a little time back can mean everything.

Keefer Gregoire