Flashcard Maker

Type a question and answer on each line, separated by a | bar. Print double-sided cards that line up perfectly, or fold-over cards for single-sided printers.

In short: Make free printable flashcards by typing “front | back” on each line. Print double-sided cards that line up for duplex printers, or fold-over cards for single-sided printing — 6 to 12 cards per page.

Two ways to print flashcards

How to make flashcards

  1. Type one card per line as front | back — for example Capital of France | Paris or 7 × 8 | 56.
  2. Choose how many cards per page: 6 for big kids' cards, 12 for compact exam revision.
  3. Print, cut along the dashed lines, and start studying. Card stock makes them last longer.

Study tips

Use active recall: look at the front, say the answer out loud, then check. Sort cards into “know it” and “still learning” piles and review the second pile more often — a simple version of spaced repetition. Flashcards work for vocabulary in any language, math facts, science terms, history dates, sight words and medical or legal terminology.

Frequently asked questions

How do I print double-sided flashcards?

Choose Double-sided, then enable two-sided printing and select the same flip edge (long or short) in your print dialog.

Are flashcards good for learning a language?

Yes — combine them with active recall and regular review of the cards you get wrong.

How do I print double-sided flashcards so they line up?

Choose Double-sided, then in your print dialog enable two-sided printing and pick the same flip edge you selected here (long edge is the most common).

I don’t have a duplex printer. What can I do?

Choose the Fold-over layout. Each card prints with the question and answer side by side; cut and fold.

Can I make flashcards in other languages?

Yes — type in any language. Most scripts display with your device’s built-in fonts.

Is it free?

Yes, completely free.

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