Free AI flashcard maker: generate 10–20 question-answer flashcards from lecture recordings, videos, subtitles, or notes. Every card grounded in your content — export Anki-ready CSV.
The same reliable Vocce pipeline, focused on this job. Start free, then plans from $9.90/mo when you need more.
Making flashcards is the least useful part of using flashcards. The learning happens when you test yourself — not during the hour you spend copying definitions into a deck. An auto flashcards generator hands you that hour back: upload the lecture, get 10–20 cards that each test one real concept from it, and start reviewing immediately.
Vocce generates cards from the sources students actually have: recorded lectures, course videos, subtitle files pulled from an online course, or the notes you already took. Audio and video are transcribed first on our own GPU pipeline, so "make cards from Tuesday's lecture" is literally one upload.
Card quality is the difference between revision and busywork, so the generator follows strict rules: every card is grounded in the material (no trivia imported from the model's general knowledge), every number and name is kept exact, and question types are mixed — definitions, why/how questions, fill-in-the-blank, and compare/contrast where the content supports it.
Cards come back in the language of your material, and export as CSV formatted for Anki import — question, answer, one card per row. Review on the page for a quick pass, or build a proper spaced-repetition deck from the same file.
Lectures and course videos are transcribed automatically first — the cards come from what was actually said.
Each card tests a single fact, definition, or relationship — the format spaced repetition is built on.
Definitions, why/how, fill-in-the-blank, compare/contrast — variety that stops you memorizing card shapes instead of content.
Every card is answerable from your material alone. No imported trivia, no plausible-sounding filler.
Dates, formulas, and figures appear on cards verbatim — the details exams actually ask about.
One click exports question,answer rows that import cleanly into Anki, Quizlet, or any spaced-repetition app.
Cards are written in the language of the source — study a German lecture with German cards.
Pick the density: a quick 10-card check or a 20-card deep pass over a long lecture.
Generate your first decks free, no signup. Failed jobs never cost anything.
Every recorded lecture becomes a same-day deck — revision starts while the material is still fresh.
Course subtitles (SRT) turn into decks without watching anything twice.
Cards generated in the target language double as vocabulary and comprehension practice.
Dense, definition-heavy material becomes high-volume decks with the exact terms preserved.
Training videos and internal docs become test prep for AWS, PMP, CPA — whatever's next.
Generate a starter deck from your own lecture recording and hand students a review set with zero extra work.
A tool that reads your study material — recordings, videos, subtitles, or notes — and produces question-answer flashcards from it automatically. Vocce generates 10–20 cards per pass, each testing one concept that actually appears in the material.
Audio (MP3, M4A, WAV), video (MP4, MOV), subtitle files (SRT, VTT), and plain text or markdown notes. Recordings are transcribed automatically before card generation.
Your choice of 10, 15, or 20 per pass. For long material, run multiple passes — the mix of question types keeps decks from repeating.
Cards are generated under strict grounding rules: answerable from your material alone, with numbers, dates, and names kept verbatim. If it's not in your content, it doesn't go on a card.
Yes — the CSV export is two columns (question, answer), which Anki imports directly. Quizlet and most spaced-repetition apps accept the same format.
A deliberate mix: definitions, why/how questions, fill-in-the-blank, and compare/contrast where the material supports it — so you learn the content, not the card format.
Cards are written in the language of your source material — 100+ languages supported through the same transcription pipeline as the rest of Vocce.
Yes — run each lecture or subtitle file through and merge the CSVs into one deck. Hours of audio transcribe in minutes on our GPUs.
Your first decks are free, no signup. Plans from $9.90/month cover heavy use, and failed jobs never count against you.