AnkiDecks

About AnkiDecks

AnkiDecks generates spaced-repetition flashcards from whatever study material a student already has, then either studies them in the browser or exports them to Anki desktop in one click. The input range is the point: PDF, PowerPoint, Word, Excel, EPUB, images, handwritten notes and YouTube URLs all work, as does simply typing a topic name with no source document at all. The generated cards come in three formats — question-and-answer, cloze deletion and multiple choice — and the extraction targets key concepts rather than sentence-level restatement. The feature that distinguishes it from generic AI flashcard tools is image occlusion: anatomy diagrams, maps and labelled charts can be studied by hiding the labels, which is the standard technique in medical study and normally requires manual work in Anki's own editor. It works on handwritten notes too. Cards can be generated in more than 50 languages, and the interface itself ships in fourteen. Alongside flashcards, the same source documents feed an AI quiz generator and an AI notes generator, each with its own per-format entry points. A shared-deck library covers anatomy, biology, chemistry, geography, history, law, pathology and physics. The site reports over 100,000 students.

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