The deck gives AI context
The same input can become a translation card in a language deck, a definition in biology, or a focused question in history because the deck describes the intended output.
Repeto is an AI flashcard generator that turns your own study material into focused, editable cards. Start with one word or add a complete source, approve only the useful drafts, and review them with FSRS in the same app.
Free to start · review free forever · no card details required
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Check the formula and wording before adding the card to review.
An AI flashcard generator converts a term or source into draft questions and answers. Repeto can work from typed words, pasted notes, PDFs, documents, article links, YouTube transcripts, lecture recordings, and images. The drafts remain editable, and approved cards enter an FSRS spaced-repetition schedule instead of ending as a disposable export.
Put the source in the deck for its subject. Plain-language deck instructions define the card fields, learning direction, answer length, language variety, or other consistent rules.
Type a word for a fast card, paste notes, or upload a document, photo, link, transcript, or recording when you want a larger batch.
Compare important facts with the source, edit ambiguous wording, split overloaded prompts, remove duplicates, and discard trivia that does not deserve future review time.
Answer before revealing the back, rate your recall, and let FSRS estimate when that individual card should return.
The same input can become a translation card in a language deck, a definition in biology, or a focused question in history because the deck describes the intended output.
Repeto processes source material in the background and groups the proposed cards so you can approve a useful set without copying each sentence into a template.
Correct a draft at any time, import existing Anki .apkg decks, or export a Repeto deck to .apkg when you want a portable copy.
The most impressive demo is not necessarily the best study tool. Evaluate the quality of the cards, the review loop, and your ability to correct or move the result.
A card should normally test one answer you can grade consistently. Generators that copy paragraphs or ask vague questions create uncertainty during review. Good drafts isolate definitions, contrasts, processes, formulas, vocabulary, or causal relationships.
AI can omit context, misread a scan, or confidently write an incorrect answer. You need to inspect the batch before studying and edit cards later when real reviews reveal ambiguity. Generated does not mean verified.
A downloadable list solves card creation but not retention. A complete workflow schedules reviews, records your answers, adapts intervals, and keeps the deck available across future sessions.
Your study collection becomes more valuable over time. Import and export support reduces lock-in and lets you test a new workflow with a representative deck before deciding whether to move the rest.
Both can produce questions and answers. Repeto continues through verification, organization, adaptive review, and portable deck ownership.
The best option depends on your source material and study workflow. Look for focused, editable drafts; support for the inputs you use; a real spaced-repetition schedule; and a portable export. Repeto combines those criteria with FSRS and .apkg import and export.
Yes. Paste the notes or add a supported document to a deck. Repeto proposes cards based on the material, and you can verify, edit, or discard each draft before review.
Repeto can use photos of textbook pages, slides, whiteboards, or handwritten notes as source material. Image quality affects extraction, so verify names, numbers, formulas, and any text that was difficult to read.
Repeto is free to start. Manual cards and reviews remain free, and the free plan includes a limited number of automatic generations. The Pro plan increases generation and source-processing access.
Yes. After reviewing the generated cards, export the deck as an Anki-compatible .apkg file. Repeto also imports existing .apkg decks.