Your Highlights, Your Anki Deck.
Upload a PDF with your highlights and margin notes. The AI reads what you've marked and generates Anki cards focused on your weak spots — not generic knowledge dumps.
Built for Exam Prep
Designed around how medical, law, and accounting students actually study.
90% Less time spent making cards manually
Less time spent making cards manually
.apkg Native Anki format — import and start reviewing
Native Anki format — import and start reviewing
3 Steps from PDF to Anki deck
Steps from PDF to Anki deck
How It Works
Upload a highlighted PDF. The AI identifies what you've marked and generates cards around those areas, so your deck matches your study focus.
Reads Your Highlights
The AI detects highlighted passages and annotations in your PDF, and prioritizes those areas when generating cards.
One Fact per Card
Cards follow the atomicity principle — each card covers a single knowledge point, which is how Anki works best.
Review Before Export
Original text on the left, generated cards on the right. You can edit or delete any card before exporting.
Export to .apkg
Download a standard .apkg file. Import it into Anki on any device — desktop, mobile, or AnkiWeb.
What Makes This Different
You can absolutely use ChatGPT to make flashcards. Here's what we handle that a general-purpose chatbot doesn't.
Three Steps
Upload, review, export.
Upload Your PDF
Drag and drop your study materials — highlights and annotations are preserved.
AI Generates Cards
The AI reads your highlights and generates atomic Anki cards. You can review and edit each one.
Export .apkg
Download the deck and import it into Anki. Works on all platforms.
Features
The tools you need to go from PDF to Anki deck.
Highlight Detection
AI reads highlighted passages in your PDF and focuses card generation on those areas.
Cloze Deletion
Generates {{c1::...}} fill-in-the-blank cards automatically where appropriate.
Source Traceability
Each card links back to the original page number, so you can verify the source.
Inline Editing
Edit any card before export. Fix wording, add context, or delete cards you don't need.
Cross-Device
Standard .apkg files work on Anki desktop, AnkiMobile, AnkiDroid, and AnkiWeb.
Privacy
Your documents are used only for card generation. They're not used for training and can be deleted anytime.
What Users Say
Feedback from medical, law, and accounting students.
Making physiology cards used to take me entire nights. Now I upload my highlighted First Aid and get a usable deck in minutes. Not perfect, but way faster than doing it by hand.
David
Medical Student
The Cloze cards for legal rules are surprisingly good. I still review each one, but the source traceability makes it easy to check against the original text.
Rachel
Bar Exam Candidate
I tried doing this with ChatGPT for a while — too much reformatting. This is simpler: upload, review, export. The output isn't always perfect but it saves a lot of time.
Marcus
CPA Candidate
I like that it focuses on my highlights instead of generating cards for everything. My decks are smaller and more relevant.
Sofia Garcia
Medical Student
The split-screen review is really helpful. I can see the original text and fix anything the AI got wrong before exporting.
James Wilson
Law Student
The accounting-specific prompts are noticeably better than what I was getting from generic AI. Still needs the occasional edit, but much less work overall.
Anna Zhang
CPA Candidate
Common Questions
Straightforward answers about what this tool does and doesn't do.
Spend Less Time Making Cards
Upload a PDF, review the output, and export to Anki. Free to start.