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Anki vs Eduloo: Anki alternative that writes the cards for you

Anki is the classic for remembering: a smart scheduler, add-ons and a big library of shared decks. It does not write the cards. Eduloo turns your PDFs, slides and notes into flashcards, quizzes and summaries, and your decks go into Anki and back as .apkg files.

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Anki vs Eduloo: Same Reviews, Faster Cards

Both apps decide when you see each card again with FSRS, the scheduler that learns how well you remember every card. On reviewing, it is a tie.

The slow part is before that: typing the cards. A 60-slide lecture is an evening of copy and paste. Eduloo reads the slides and writes the deck, every card linked to its page, and you can still review it in Anki.

Anki vs Eduloo: Feature Comparison

Eduloo
Built for students
Anki
Flashcards
Flashcards made from your PDFs and slides
Yes
No
Quizzes, summaries and podcasts from the same file
Yes
No
Every card links back to the page in your file
Yes
No
FSRS scheduling
Yes
Yes
Again, Hard, Good and Easy ratings
Yes
Yes
One-tap cram modeAnki crams through a Custom Study session or a filtered deck with rescheduling turned off.
Yes
Partly
Image occlusion and labeling questions
Yes
Yes
Add-ons
No
Yes
Public library of shared decksEduloo has no public library, but you can share a deck by link and a friend saves a copy.
Partly
Yes
Works in the browser, no installAnki reviews in the browser on AnkiWeb; the full app is a download.
Yes
Partly
Anki .apkg import and export
Yes
Yes
No ads
Yes
Yes

Anki vs Eduloo: What Both Do, and Where Each Goes Further

Pick any feature to see how each app handles it.

Anki goes further
Both do this
Eduloo goes further
Anki

FSRS is built in since Anki 23.10. You switch it on in the deck options, and it picks the best day to show each card again.

Eduloo

Every card is scheduled with FSRS from your ratings, switched on from the start. Cards you know come back after longer and longer gaps.

We both do this one, just a little differently.

Use Anki and Eduloo Together: Import and Export Your Decks

You do not have to give up Anki. Bring your decks into Eduloo, add cards made from this week's slides, then take the deck back into Anki and keep reviewing there. No deck yet? You can also make an Anki deck from a PDF and open it in Anki.

Here is exactly what travels with a deck, and what stays behind.

Open Anki Import

Comes along

  • Every card, front and back
  • Subdecks, as topics
  • Tags
  • Cloze cards, one card per gap
  • Image occlusion cards
  • Formatting and math

Stays behind

  • Review history: cards start as new
  • Add-ons and custom card styling

Up to 40 MB per .apkg file. Free on every plan, also as a guest.

Anki vs Eduloo: What You Pay

Anki is free on computers and Android, with a one-time price on iPhone. Eduloo is free to start, and paid plans add more generations.

Anki

Anki for Windows, Mac and Linux The full app, with free AnkiWeb sync. Free
AnkiDroid For Android, made by volunteers. Free
AnkiMobile For iPhone and iPad, paid once. $24.99 once

Eduloo

Free 30 flashcard and 10 quiz generations, 3 summaries €0
Plus 250 flashcard and 150 quiz generations, 150 summaries €4.49 / month
Pro 400 flashcard and 250 quiz generations, 250 summaries, 30 podcasts €5.99 / month

Anki prices as listed on its website and the US App Store in November 2026. Eduloo prices are shown for your country.

Anki vs Eduloo: FAQ

Yes, if making the cards is what takes your time. Eduloo writes flashcards from your PDFs, slides and notes, schedules them with FSRS like Anki, and adds quizzes, summaries and podcasts. If you rely on add-ons or your own card templates, use both: make the deck in Eduloo and review it in Anki.
It writes the deck for you. Upload a PDF, slides or notes, pick the topics, and Eduloo makes the cards, which can show the page they came from. The same file also becomes quizzes, a summary and a study podcast. Reviews use the same four ratings as Anki.
Yes. Upload an .apkg file of up to 40 MB on the Anki Import page. Cards, subdecks, tags, cloze and image occlusion cards come along. It is free, also as a guest.
No. Imported cards start as new in Eduloo, so your intervals and due dates stay in Anki.
Yes. Any deck exports as an .apkg file, with topics as subdecks and tags kept. Open it in Anki and it lands as a normal deck.
On Windows, Mac, Linux and Android, yes. AnkiMobile for iPhone and iPad costs $24.99 once, so the only Anki for iPhone free of charge is AnkiWeb in the browser. Eduloo's iPhone app is an Anki alternative iOS users can download at no cost, and decks move between the two as .apkg files.
Yes. Every card in Eduloo is scheduled with FSRS from your Again, Hard, Good and Easy ratings, switched on from the start. Your Anki review history does not come along, so imported cards begin fresh.
Yes. Cram this deck goes through every card again, and your FSRS schedule stays as it was. In Anki you get the same result with a Custom Study session or a filtered deck with rescheduling turned off.

schedule Last reviewed: November 2026. The Anki features on this page were checked against Anki's website, manual and App Store listing.

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