What files can I upload?

Upload PDF, TXT or Markdown files up to 10MB. Save typed notes as a TXT or Markdown file first; this upload flow does not accept pasted text, Word documents or PowerPoint files directly.

How many free scans do I get?

The card-required 7-day trial includes 10 total scans. Choose Flashcards, Games or Visualize before uploading. Generating the chosen experience from an upload uses one scan. See the pricing page for paid allowances.

Which languages are supported?

The app interface is available in English, French, Arabic, Spanish and Italian. Its document-language detection currently targets English, French and Arabic. Other source languages are not guaranteed; check the generated wording against your notes.

Can I edit the generated flashcards?

The current flashcard study view lets you reveal answers and mark your recall; it does not provide a front-and-back card editor. Check answers against the source before studying, and prepare a clearer source file if corrections are needed.

Are generated answers always correct?

No. AI can miss a condition, misread a symbol or produce an incorrect answer. Review the cards against your original material, especially technical terms, dates and formulas.

Generate AI flashcards from your study materials

Your notes are written. Making the cards is the next job. Memorizite's AI flashcard generator turns a PDF, TXT or Markdown file into questions you can practise. Upload one lesson, check the answers and start with the concepts you find hardest to explain.

Start with one chapter, not a blank deck.

trial account · 10 total scans during a 7-day card-required trial. Open the app, select “Start learning for free”, then choose Flashcards and upload your file.

Create free flashcards

Already signed in? Choose Flashcards to start a new upload. See plans and allowances.

A document becoming interactive flashcards

Worked example: a short biology note

From a short biology note to focused flashcards

Source text:

Photosynthesis uses light energy to convert carbon dioxide and water into sugars, releasing oxygen. In plants, photosynthesis takes place in chloroplasts.

One note can make two useful questions. These cards were written for this example; your upload may produce different wording and a different number of cards.

Card 1: energy source

Front: What energy source drives photosynthesis?

Back: Light energy.

Card 2: location

Front: In which plant-cell structures does photosynthesis take place?

Back: Chloroplasts.

Try both questions with the answers covered. If “chloroplasts” came easily but the energy source did not, you know which part to revisit in the lesson.

From your notes to a first review session

Create your account and choose Flashcards. Choose the experience you want before uploading. For a question-and-answer deck, choose Flashcards.
Upload a focused study file. Choose a PDF, TXT or Markdown file up to 10MB. One lecture or chapter is a manageable place to start.
Let Memorizite generate the study material. Generating the selected experience uses one scan. The wait and the number of cards depend on the document.
Check the cards and practise recall. Read the question, make an attempt and then reveal the answer. Mark your recall honestly so you can focus the session on what needs work.

Preparing your first PDF? Follow the PDF-to-flashcards upload guide. For review technique, read how to write and check focused flashcards.

Use cards for short answers, games for a different challenge

A card works well for a term or a short explanation. If you want to distinguish similar answers or put steps in order, choose Games on a new upload. The activities available will depend on what your notes contain. Explore the study games and their practice formats.

Check technical material carefully. A missing minus sign or a table read in the wrong order can change the meaning of an answer. For terminology lists, see the vocabulary practice guide.

Questions before you start

What files can I upload?: Upload PDF, TXT or Markdown files up to 10MB. Save typed notes as a TXT or Markdown file first; this upload flow does not accept pasted text, Word documents or PowerPoint files directly.
How many free scans do I get?: The card-required 7-day trial includes 10 total scans. Choose Flashcards, Games or Visualize before uploading. Generating the chosen experience from an upload uses one scan. See the pricing page for paid allowances.
Which languages are supported?: The app interface is available in English, French, Arabic, Spanish and Italian. Its document-language detection currently targets English, French and Arabic. Other source languages are not guaranteed; check the generated wording against your notes.
Can I edit the generated flashcards?: The current flashcard study view lets you reveal answers and mark your recall; it does not provide a front-and-back card editor. Check answers against the source before studying, and prepare a clearer source file if corrections are needed.
Are generated answers always correct?: No. AI can miss a condition, misread a symbol or produce an incorrect answer. Review the cards against your original material, especially technical terms, dates and formulas.

Try it with your own course notes.

trial account · 10 total scans during a 7-day card-required trial. Open the app, select “Start learning for free”, then choose Flashcards and upload your file.

Create free flashcards

Already signed in? Choose Flashcards to start a new upload. See plans and allowances.

Choose a free first session

Before you upload, check what the free flashcard plan includes: the monthly scan allowance, supported practice formats and the features that require a subscription. Start with one short lesson so you can check the questions against your notes.

Practise related subjects

Use the same upload workflow with a focused lesson from your course.

Flashcards for specific biology courses

Compare the depth of recall and explanation appropriate to your course.

Choose a focused science topic

See original examples that show how to prepare notes for one topic at a time.