The short answer
- What it does
- Upload a PDF and get a card for each key fact, with a short why. Flip them right here, then quiz yourself.
- How it works
- Add your PDF. Flip the cards. Test yourself.
- Limits
- 3 runs a day with no account. Files up to 15 MB. The first 30 pages are read. A free account gives more runs and bigger files, and keeps every Set.
- Cost
- Free. No sign in needed.
How it works
Add your PDF
Lecture notes, a chapter or a handout.
Flip the cards
Each key fact becomes a card with a short why. Flip them right here.
Test yourself
A quick quiz shows which cards you know, so you study only the rest.
Questions about PDF to flashcards
How long can the PDF be?
Without an account, Quizfix reads the first 30 pages. With a free account you can pick the pages you want.
Can I export the cards?
Save the Set to a free account first. The Set page in Quizfix has the export to Anki, CSV and print.
Can I keep the test?
Yes. Save it to a free account from the result. The Set, your score and your misses move into your Library, and you get it back tomorrow.
Is it free?
Yes. You can run the tool a few times a day with no account. A free account gives you more runs and keeps everything you make.
Study guides
- How to make a practice test from a PDFTurn a PDF of notes, slides, or a textbook chapter into a practice test. Pick the right pages, test yourself cold, then fix what you missed.
- How to use spaced repetition before an examSpread your review over days instead of one long night. What the spacing research says, and a plan for 14, 7, or 3 days before your exam.
- How to turn lecture slides into flashcardsTurn PowerPoint or PDF lecture slides into flashcards that test you. How to fill the gaps slides leave, and how to write good cards by hand.