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These three cards were generated from our short Cell Biology sample. Each answer is an excerpt you can check on page 1.

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CARD 1

What is the function of the cell membrane?

Reveal answer
The cell membrane forms the boundary of a cell and regulates the movement of substances into and out of the cell.
Original excerpt · Page 1

CARD 2

Where is most DNA contained in eukaryotic cells?

Reveal answer
In eukaryotic cells, most DNA is contained in the nucleus.
Original excerpt · Page 1

CARD 3

What is the role of ribosomes?

Reveal answer
Ribosomes build proteins by joining amino acids together.
Original excerpt · Page 1
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Upload a text-based PDF or Word document up to 50MB. The tool extracts a topic outline so you can choose what belongs in your next deck. Split long course material into focused sections; each import processes up to 50,000 characters of extracted text.

Generated answers include original excerpts, with page references for PDFs. Open the source alongside a card to check its wording before studying. The number of cards depends on the distinct facts in your selected topics; a short document may produce fewer cards than requested.

Save your deck, review it in Learn mode, and return to the same document to choose another set of topics. Your saved cards stay in your account; the document draft is available in the same browser tab for up to two hours. Review and edit the cards to match what your course emphasizes.

Key Features

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PDF and Word Notes

Use a text-based PDF or .docx file up to 50MB. Image-only scans need OCR before upload.

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Choose Your Topics

Review the extracted outline and select the sections you want to study.

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Check the Original Source

Answers include original excerpts and PDF page references for review.

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A Focused First Deck

Try up to 15 cards on your first free import. Pro supports up to 100 cards per deck, subject to the source content.

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Spaced Repetition

Study your PDF flashcards with our built-in spaced repetition system for optimal long-term retention.

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Easy Editing

Review and customize any generated flashcard. Add, remove, or modify cards to match your study needs.

How It Works

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Choose Your Notes

Select a text-based PDF or Word file up to 50MB, then create a free account when you are ready to import.

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Choose from the Outline

Select the topics and card count for a focused study deck.

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Save Your Flashcards

Generate source-backed questions and answers, then save the deck to your account.

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Study & Master

Use our quiz modes, spaced repetition, and answer checking to master the material.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of PDFs work best?

Use text-based lecture notes, study guides, or focused textbook sections up to 50MB. Each import processes up to 50,000 characters of extracted text. Image-only scans need OCR first, and diagrams alone may not provide enough source facts.

How many flashcards does it generate from a PDF?

A free account can request up to 15 cards per deck; Pro can request up to 100. Choose topics from the outline. The final count depends on the distinct facts in those topics, so a short source may produce fewer cards than requested.

Is the PDF to flashcards feature free?

Your first import is free with an account, with up to 15 cards and no payment card required. Later imports need PDF credits or Pro. Credits retain your plan's card limit; they do not unlock unlimited cards. You can save and study the cards you generate.

Can I edit the generated flashcards?

Yes! After generation, you can edit any flashcard — change questions, modify answers, add new cards, or remove ones you don't need. You have full control over your deck.

Does it work with scanned PDFs?

Image-only scanned PDFs are not supported directly. Run OCR first and export a PDF with selectable text, then upload it.

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