Puzzles & Printables

Flashcard Maker

Paste your own terms and explanations, then arrange them as foldable cards or two-sided cards with mirrored backs. The deck paginates automatically and keeps the same numbered pairing from front to back.

Free online tool

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Turn your notes into study cards

Paste two columns from a spreadsheet (tabs) or use :: between sides. Up to 100 cards, 300 characters per side. Text stays in your browser.

Print PDF at Actual size / 100%. Select the matching paper size and turn off “Fit to page.” PNG is rendered at 150 pixels per inch. Check your printer’s minimum margin.

Cut each solid rectangle, fold along the dashed center line, and secure the two halves. Text automatically shrinks and wraps, including long words. System fonts determine which scripts and symbols render.

Deck preview

6 cards · 1 pages

My study cardsSheet 1 · Cut solid outlines; fold on dashed lines.1PhotosynthesisPlants use light energy to make sugars from carbon dioxide and water.23 × 7213A triangle has…3 sides4BonjourHello5MitochondriaOrganelles involved in cellular energy production.6NumeratorThe number above the fraction bar.

Generated locally from your settings and original geometry or algorithms. No external datasets or uploaded fonts are used. Your entered content is not sent to a server by this tool.

GET STARTED

How to use the Flashcard Maker

  1. 01

    Enter one front :: back pair per line, or paste two tab-separated spreadsheet columns.

  2. 02

    Choose 4, 6, or 8 cards per sheet and foldable or duplex layout.

  3. 03

    Inspect every page. Export PDF for the complete deck or PNG for the selected page.

Examples

Vocabulary review

Enter “Bonjour :: Hello” and “Merci :: Thank you” on separate lines. A four-card layout leaves room for longer notes.

A two-sided class deck

Paste 18 tab-separated term/definition pairs, choose six cards per sheet and duplex. The PDF has six pages: three fronts/backs pairs.

Foldable and two-sided layouts

Foldable mode prints each front and back in adjoining halves of one rectangle. Cut the outline and fold on the dashed line. Duplex mode alternates fronts and corresponding backs, with back columns mirrored for portrait long-edge duplex.

Text fitting and safe input

Input is rendered as text, including angle brackets and symbols; it is never interpreted as HTML. Text wraps and shrinks to fit the available card area. Very long text may require fewer cards per sheet, and system fonts determine script coverage.

What to know

  • Plain text only: images, rich text, multiline card fields, and imported documents are not supported.
  • PDF and PNG use browser-rendered system fonts. Some scripts or emoji may appear differently across devices.
  • Printer alignment varies; test duplex alignment before printing the full deck.

Common questions

What separators can I paste?

A tab takes priority, otherwise the first :: splits the pair. Remaining separator characters stay in the back text. Blank lines are ignored.

How do I align the backs?

Use portrait, long-edge duplex and Actual size. Print one front/back pair first because printer feed offsets and duplex alignment vary.

Can I export a large deck?

A deck supports up to 100 cards, 300 characters per side, and 50,000 input characters. Four-card duplex mode can produce up to 50 pages.