Paste your notes, slides, or any study material and get back high-yield cloze deletion cards, packaged as a deck ready to import straight into Anki.
10 free generations, no card. Then $10/month for unlimited. Cancel anytime.
Making Anki cards is the tax you pay before studying with them. An hour of lecture becomes an hour of card-writing before the first review, and by exam season the backlog of un-carded lectures is its own source of dread. The Anki Card Generator eliminates the tax: it turns raw study material into a finished deck.
Paste lecture notes, slide text, a textbook section, or your own messy outline. It extracts the testable facts and writes proper cloze deletion cards: one fact per card, scramble-proof phrasing, and clozes placed on the term that actually needs recalling rather than random words. Then it packages everything as a file you import straight into Anki.
Cards keep enough context to stand alone in a review session six weeks later, which is the difference between a deck that builds knowledge and one that builds frustration. Your job shrinks to reviewing the cards, which was always the part that mattered.
Lecture notes, slide text, a chapter section, or your own outline. Messy input is fine.
High-yield cloze deletions, one fact per card, phrased to survive shuffled review.
Download the deck file and import it straight into Anki. Reviews start today, not after an hour of card-making.
Cloze deletion cards in the style med students actually use: one testable fact per card, with the cloze on the term worth recalling and enough context to stand alone.
Yes. You get a standard deck file that imports directly into Anki alongside your existing decks and add-ons.
Anything with facts in it: lecture notes, slide text, textbook sections, review sheets. It cleans up messy notes as part of extracting the cards.
Card-making time drops from an hour per lecture to a couple of minutes of review. You still control the deck; you just skip the typing.
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