Anki Decks
Turn any material into flashcards in minutes, but may lack advanced customization.
At a glance
4.0 out of 5
Scored by Alex after real useOur verdict
AnkiDecks converts PDFs to flashcards quickly. Ideal for med students preparing for exams, or anyone needing spaced repetition study. It's not great if you need highly customized cards.
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Questions about Anki Decks
What does Anki Decks do?
Anki Decks turns PDFs and other material into flashcards in minutes, automatically creating Q&A, Cloze and Multiple Choice cards. Decks can be exported directly as .apkg files for Anki, a study mode uses Anki's spaced repetition algorithm, and a large library of shared decks is available.
How much does Anki Decks cost?
Anki Decks has a limited free plan at $0, with strict monthly generation and document size limits. Paid plans start at $5 per month and include basic features like deck generation and image occlusions, with monthly limits. Switching to yearly billing saves $35.
Does Anki Decks have a mobile app?
No. Anki Decks is not available on smartphones and runs only on the web, which the reviewer lists among its shortcomings. Decks made on the web can still be exported as .apkg files for Anki.
Who is Anki Decks best for?
Toolio lists Anki Decks as best for students and language learners, and the reviewer calls it ideal for med students preparing for exams or anyone needing spaced repetition study. It is not for professionals with specialized formatting needs, since it lacks advanced formatting and detailed card editing.
Can Anki Decks make flashcards in other languages?
Anki Decks generates cards in over 50 languages, which the reviewer counts among its strengths alongside fast generation and direct export to Anki. Toolio gives it a score of 4.0 out of 5, set by Alex after real use.