AI-powered Flashcard Generator

Tell us and you are paid for it: we refund the credit that generated the deck and add 3 more on top, for up to 20 reports a month. Broken formatting, the wrong language, a duplicate inside one deck or a card clearly off the level you asked for count automatically; a translation you would not have chosen we read ourselves and tell you which way we called it. Email support@nextlang.co with the subject "Card report" and include the link to the deck. What counts as a bad card

The All-in-One generator is a universal flashcard creator that lets you generate content for any supported platform (Quizlet, Anki, Mochi or Brainscape) from a single interface. Choose your preferred platform and access all platform-specific options in one place.

No. Whichever platform you generate for, the set is a flip-card deck right on the result page, and Save all puts the whole set into your vocabulary in one tap. From there the words come back on a Leitner spaced-repetition schedule (5 boxes, 1/3/7/21-day intervals) inside NextLang, whether or not you also import the file into Quizlet, Anki, Mochi or Brainscape. Saving and studying are free for any signed-in account.

The individual generators produce the same decks. What only this page does is carry your source across platforms: write the words once, then generate for a second or third app without retyping. If you live in one app, its dedicated page is all you need; if you use several, start here.

Nothing is lost. Your text, languages, uploaded image, and card count carry over automatically when you switch platforms, so you never retype your source. Platform-specific settings, like Anki fields or Mochi delimiters, stay with their platform, and 'Remember my configuration' restores them when you return.

Yes! All platforms support a comprehensive range of languages including major European languages (Spanish, French, German, Italian, etc.), Asian languages (Japanese, Korean, Chinese), and many others. You can create translation decks between any supported language pairs regardless of the platform you choose.

You can generate between 5 and 30 cards per deck across all platforms. This limit ensures optimal quality and performance. Create multiple decks to build a broader collection.

It depends on your learning style! Quizlet offers study games and community features. Anki provides powerful spaced repetition and customization. Mochi has a modern interface with Markdown support. Brainscape uses confidence-based repetition. Try each to see which fits your workflow best!

Yes, that is what this page is for. Generate a deck for one app, then use 'Make this deck for another app' under the result: the platform switches and your text, languages, and card count are already filled in. Each generation costs one credit, whichever platform you pick.

Yes. Anki gives you a native .apkg package plus CSV/TSV with customizable fields, Mochi gives you a native .mochi package plus CSV or Markdown with '---' separators, Quizlet uses tab/semicolon separated text, and Brainscape uses standard CSV. The All-in-One generator automatically handles the correct format for your chosen platform.

You only need one account with us to generate content for all platforms. However, you'll need separate accounts with Quizlet, Anki, Mochi or Brainscape to import and use the generated flashcards on their respective platforms.

Yes! Your credits work for all platforms. Whether you generate Quizlet sets, Anki decks, Mochi cards, or Brainscape flashcards, it all uses the same credit pool. Mix and match as you prefer!

Yes, on any of the four platforms. Open the saved deck and add more cards to it: decks grow in steps of up to 30 cards, to a ceiling of 200 cards, one credit per step. The cards already in the deck are excluded from the request so you do not get duplicates, and the deck keeps the format, separator and options you originally chose. Cloze decks, decks built from a file and decks published to the gallery cannot be grown this way yet.