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Make flashcards from anything you're learning
A ready-to-import set of flashcards from your notes, a chapter or a vocab list, for apps like Anki or Quizlet.
When to use it
Whenever you finish a chapter or topic
Step by step
Collect the material
Copy the notes, chapter summary or word list you want to learn.
Generate the cards
Paste it into your AI assistant with this prompt.
Prompt to copyTurn the material below into 25 flashcards for [subject and level]. Each card should test one idea only. Front: a clear question or prompt (not just a single word unless it's vocabulary). Back: a short answer, under 25 words. Include a few cards that ask 'why' or 'what's the difference between' rather than just facts. Return the cards as two columns separated by a comma: Front,Back, with no header and no numbering, so I can import them into a flashcard app. [paste material]Check and tidy
Read through the cards, delete any that are wrong or not useful, and fix anything that doesn't match your course.
Import into your flashcard app
Paste the list into a Google Sheet, export as CSV, and import it into a flashcard app such as Anki or Quizlet, which both support importing lists.
What you get
What does a 'stakeholder' mean in a business case?,Anyone affected by or able to affect a decision What's the difference between weather and climate?,Weather is day to day; climate is the pattern over decades madrugar,to get up very early
Tips
- Fewer, better cards beat hundreds of rushed ones.
- Ask it to avoid commas inside answers if your import keeps splitting cards in the wrong place.