Premium · Spoken audio
Give language a voice.
Hear the word, then the answer. Add separate audio to multiple fields—even in your purchased templates—and keep every sound inside your Anki deck.
Audio guide
Study less. Remember more.
Turn your notes into Anki flashcards, across medicine, languages, law and science. Read, listen and connect ideas—then keep your downloaded decks.
Find your study area
Medicine & health
Turn lecture notes and guidelines into focused questions, with mechanisms, clinical context and sources.
Languages
Mine sentences from articles, books and notes. Keep the original words, their meaning and natural pronunciation together.
Law
Turn outlines into questions about rules, conditions and exceptions. Keep reasoning and sources within reach.
Science & engineering
Turn research, formulas and lecture notes into questions that connect principles to explanations.
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Bring your material
Your notes, documents or a web page. Start with what you already study.
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Make it your own
Choose a card style, shape the instructions and check the results.
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Keep it in Anki
One .apkg file, with your pictures and audio included. Ready for your next review.
The template collection
Good cards. Thoughtful details.
Not just a question on a page. Explore the actual designs, with sample content, before choosing yours.
Keep the original sentence, meaning, grammar and source together.
Premium · Spoken audio
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Move to tilt, click to flip, tap the tabs, numbered dots and audio — the real template adds scratchpad, zoom and more inside Anki
Beyond plain text
Hear it. See it. Recall it.
Premium · Image Occlusion
Turn diagrams into recall.
Let AI find the labels on your anatomy diagram, scientific figure or labelled schematic. Refine the boxes, choose how many labels to hide and export picture-and-mask cards. You stay in control of every answer.
Image Occlusion guidePro & Premium · Source pictures
Keep the useful context.
Choose up to 20 pictures from PDFs, Word, PowerPoint or web pages. Captions and nearby text help match each picture to the card where it belongs.
Source material guideThe thinking behind the cards
Built around remembering,
not rereading.
Retrieval practice and spaced review have strong research support. Our templates make room for those habits; the designs themselves have not been clinically or experimentally validated.
Try before revealing.
A focused question invites you to retrieve the answer. Hints stay optional, and the explanation waits on the back.
Return at the right time.
Export to Anki and use its spaced-review scheduling. The learning happens in repeated, active review—not simply generating cards.
Keep context within reach.
Separate fields for explanations, examples and sources let you investigate an answer without cluttering its question.
Research: Roediger & Karpicke (2006), retrieval practice · Cepeda et al. (2006), distributed practice
Your first deck starts here.
A short first-time guide and clear instructions whenever you need them.