Notes to Flashcards
Typed or Photographed
Turn notes into flashcards from a Word file, a text file, or a photo of your notebook page. Eduloo reads the text, writes the cards, and lets a cited card show the lines behind it.
Free as a guest, no account needed.
French Revolution: causesMay 1789: Estates-General meetsThird Estate: about 97% of the people, yet one voteBread prices up, harvest of 1788 failed Clear writing reads best.Text read from your photo
- French Revolution: causes
- May 1789: Estates-General meets
- Third Estate: about 97% of the people, yet one vote
- Bread prices up, harvest of 1788 failed
Typed, Photographed, or on a Web Page
Make flashcards from notes in whatever form they are in. Each way in ends in the same place: your topics, then your deck.
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Typed notes. A Word file or a plain text file, read as it is.
Upload Documents
Up to 20 files, 100 MB each
- history-notes.docx300 KBText found. Ready to choose topics.
- week4.txt12 KBText found. Ready to choose topics.
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A photo of your page. For photo to flashcards, Eduloo reads the text in your picture with OCR, so clear writing reads best.
notebook.jpgClear writing reads best. JPG, PNG, and WebP photos all work, so image to flashcards is one upload away.
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Notes on a web page. Paste the link, and the page's text comes in like a file.
Import Web Page
wiki.example/revImport
Only the text is imported. Works best on articles.
Messy Notes, Clean Cards
Turn your notes into flashcards even when they are half sentences: shorthand, arrows, and dates become full questions with full answers. Check any card where an abbreviation could mean two things.
- Tennis Ct Oath, 20/6/89 → no split till new const. QuestionWhat did the Tennis Court Oath promise? AnswerNot to break up until France had a new constitution.
- Bastille 14/7 = symbol of the rev. QuestionWhy is 14 July 1789 remembered? AnswerFor the storming of the Bastille, which became the revolution's symbol.
- Tennis Ct Oath, 20/6/89 → no split till new const.
- Bastille 14/7 = symbol of the rev.
- Great Fear: summer 89, panic in the countryside
Fix a card in place. If a word came through wrong, edit the question or the answer, or delete the card.
Edit Card
Question
What was the Great Fear?
Answer
A wave of panic in the countryside in the summer of 1789.
Shaky Cards Return the Same Day
Flashcards from notes study like any deck. Rate each card once you see the answer: the ones you miss or find hard come back within minutes, and the ones you know wait a day or two.
What was the Great Fear?
- Again5 min
- Hard8 min
- Good2 days
- Easy8 days
Like any deck from Eduloo's AI flashcard maker, a deck from notes prints as a PDF sheet or downloads for Anki. With an account, you can also turn notes into a podcast for the walk to class.
Notes to Flashcards FAQ
Open Flashcards in Eduloo and upload your notes as a Word file, a text file, or a photo. Choose the topics and the language, and Eduloo writes the deck from your own words. Edit any card before you study.
Photos are read with OCR, which is made for printed text. Clear writing reads best, while faint pencil or joined-up writing may not come through, so check the cards and edit any that were misread.
Yes, up to 20 files in one upload, each up to 100 MB. Turning lecture notes to flashcards a week at a time keeps each deck small enough to finish.
Yes. A Word file, a text file, or a photo of a notebook page all work as a guest: you study the cards written from them with no account and no payment card. Sign up when you want to keep your decks; paid plans add more.
Eduloo writes the cards from your own notes, and a card can show the lines it came from, so the evening goes into studying instead of typing cards. You can still edit or delete any of them.