Flashcard Maker and Player
100% PrivateEducation & Research ToolsBuild decks of question-and-answer flashcards and study them in your browser.
Runs in your browser and saves your work only on this device (browser local storage), never on Ovatly servers. You can export or clear it at any time.
Decks are saved only in this browser (local storage). Export a deck to JSON or CSV to back it up or move it to another device.
Create your first deck above to get started.
- 1Create a deck with a name, then add cards with a front (question) and a back (answer).
- 2Choose Study for the cards in order, or Study shuffled for a random order.
- 3Click the card to flip it, then mark it "I know this" or "Still learning" to track your progress.
- 4Export decks to JSON for backup, or a deck's cards to CSV to edit them in a spreadsheet.
Create a deck called "Capitals" and add two cards: front "Capital of France?" with back "Paris", and front "Capital of Japan?" with back "Tokyo". In study mode the first card shows the question; click to flip and see Paris, then mark it known and the progress line reads: Known so far: 1 of 2.
- Decks are stored only in this browser on this device. Clearing your browser's site data deletes them, so export anything you cannot afford to lose.
- CSV import expects two columns, front and back, with an optional "front,back" header row. Fields containing commas, quotes or line breaks must be quoted, as spreadsheets do automatically.
- Shuffling uses the browser's cryptographic random generator, so study order is genuinely unpredictable.
- Known and still-learning marks are saved with the deck, so your progress is still there when you come back in the same browser.
In your browser's local storage for this site, on this device only. They are never uploaded to Ovatly, and they do not follow you to another browser or phone unless you export and import them.
About this tool
The Flashcard Maker and Player lets you build decks of question-and-answer cards and study them in the browser with a flip animation, shuffling, and "I know this" tracking. Decks live in your browser's local storage, and you can export them as JSON or CSV and import them again on another device.
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