Is Memorizite free to start?

Yes. The card-required 7-day trial includes 10 total scans and requires a card.

What happens when my allowance runs out?

After your trial ends or its 10 scans are used, a paid subscription is required to generate more. You can keep studying saved material. You can continue practising documents you already created.

Does the free plan include all study formats?

The seven game formats are available during the trial and on paid plans, but the formats generated for a document depend on its contents.

Is progress tracking free?

Document progress and weak-area features are available on Student and Pro. Flashcard self-ratings guide the current card session and are not the same as the paid progress dashboard.

Can I use a scanned PDF?

Check the extracted text first. Scans, columns and diagrams can lose information during extraction; readable text-based files are a clearer starting point.

Start free. Know what is included.

A free flashcard app that starts with your own documents

You do not need a subscription to try studying with Memorizite. This free flashcard app gives you 10 total scans during a 7-day card-required trial to turn your own notes into practice. Bring a chapter you need to learn, choose a study mode and see whether it helps you recall the material.

The free plan is a way to try the workflow with your own material. Generation has a monthly limit, and the paid progress dashboard is not included.

Make your first study set →

Ivory flashcards and a document folder beside ten orange tokens arranged in two rows — Your material, with a clear monthly allowance.

What comes with a free account?

Ten scans each month. One generation for your chosen study mode uses one scan. Your balance is shown in the app.
Document-based flashcards and quizzes. Bring your own notes. Memorizite drafts the questions; you check that the answers match your lesson.
Access to all seven game formats. Cards, matching, multiple choice, true or false, fill in the blank, ordering and spelling are available when the source supports them. Every file does not necessarily produce every format.
Saved study documents. Sign in to keep your documents available across devices.
Card required for the seven-day trial. You can start with a free account; paid subscriptions are optional.

You can flip cards and mark what you recalled on the free plan. Student and Pro add document progress and weak-area features. Those are separate from the self-rating buttons in a flashcard session.

Make each scan useful

What should you upload first?

A useful first upload

Pick something you already need to study: a vocabulary lesson, a chapter summary or the notes from your last lecture. You will find it easier to judge the cards if you know what the file covers.

Use a PDF with selectable text, TXT or Markdown, within the 10 MB upload limit. If copied text is scrambled, improve the source before using a scan.

Check the result

Read a few cards with the source beside you. Are the names right? Has a formula lost a symbol? Does the question leave out a condition that changes the answer?

Also check what is missing. Getting five cards right does not tell you whether the rest of the chapter is covered.

The PDF-to-flashcards guide covers extraction problems. The AI flashcard generator guide shows how to recognise a focused question.

A sample free study session

Here is a simple exercise to try. If your notes explain metaphor, answer “What is a metaphor?” before turning the card over. Then explain why “the classroom was a zoo” is a metaphor. Can you give a different example? This exercise is written for the guide; it is not a promised result from an upload.

Choose the format that tests the idea you need to practise. Cards suit brief definitions; matching suits related terms; ordering suits a process. Return to the source if a question feels ambiguous. The student study routine explains how to fit these rounds around your course work.

What changes if you upgrade?

Student is $4.99 per month with 75 monthly scans. Pro is $9.92 per month with 250 monthly scans. These are recurring subscriptions. Both paid plans include progress features, so the difference is more than the document allowance. Compare the current plans in the app before subscribing.

If you only study a few new documents each month, try the free allowance first. An upgrade makes more sense when you regularly need extra scans or want the paid progress features.

Questions about the free plan

Is Memorizite free to start?: Yes. The card-required 7-day trial includes 10 total scans and requires a card.
What happens when my allowance runs out?: After your trial ends or its 10 scans are used, a paid subscription is required to generate more. You can keep studying saved material. You can continue practising documents you already created.
Does the free plan include all study formats?: The seven game formats are available during the trial and on paid plans, but the formats generated for a document depend on its contents.
Is progress tracking free?: Document progress and weak-area features are available on Student and Pro. Flashcard self-ratings guide the current card session and are not the same as the paid progress dashboard.
Can I use a scanned PDF?: Check the extracted text first. Scans, columns and diagrams can lose information during extraction; readable text-based files are a clearer starting point.

Start with one topic you want to remember.

10 total scans during a 7-day card-required trial · trial account · card required for the trial.

Try the free flashcard app

Starting with a PDF?

Use the PDF-to-flashcards guide to check selectable text, reading order and important symbols before spending a scan. A focused file makes the finished deck easier to verify.