What format should my list be in?

One pair per line. Separate the term from the definition with a tab, a colon (:), or a pipe (|). Example: "Mitosis: cell division that produces two identical cells". Lines that do not contain a separator are skipped.

How do I navigate cards with the keyboard?

Press Space or Enter to flip the current card. Press the right arrow key or N to go to the next card. Press the left arrow key or P to go to the previous card. Press R to shuffle the deck.

Can I print the flashcards?

Yes. Click "Print Cards" to open a print-optimized layout. Each card prints as a front/back pair with cut lines. Use your browser's File → Print dialog and set paper size to A4 or Letter.

Your most recent input is saved in your browser's localStorage so it persists across page refreshes. Nothing is sent to any server.

How many cards can I generate?

There is no hard limit, but performance is best under 200 cards. Very large decks may slow the print layout.

Flashcard Generator

Paste term/definition pairs, then quiz yourself with keyboard navigation or print the cards for offline study.

Term / Definition Pairs

One pair per line. Separate term from definition with :, |, or a tab.

Keyboard shortcuts: Space/Enter = flip · → or N = next · ← or P = prev · R = shuffle

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Paste your term/definition pairs on the left and click Generate Cards.

Summary

This flashcard generator turns a plain list of term/definition pairs into interactive study cards. Paste your list (one pair per line, separated by a tab or colon), then flip through cards one by one using your keyboard or mouse. When you are ready to study offline, use the print layout to export clean, cut-ready flashcards on paper.

How it works

Paste your term/definition pairs into the input box — one pair per line.
Use a tab, colon (:), or pipe (|) to separate the term from the definition.
Click "Generate Cards" to create your flashcard deck.
In quiz mode, press Space or click the card to flip it; press the right arrow or N for the next card; left arrow or P for the previous.
Click "Print Cards" to open a print-ready layout with two cards per row, cut-along lines included.

Use cases

Memorize vocabulary for a foreign language class.
Review biology or chemistry terms before an exam.
Study definitions for a standardized test like the SAT or GRE.
Turn lecture notes into a quick self-quiz session.
Create physical flashcards for a study group.
Practice spelling and definitions for elementary school students.

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Last updated: 2026-06-11 · Reviewed by Nham Vu