Free PowerPoint to Flashcards Generator
Upload a PowerPoint and turn the key ideas in your slides into editable flashcards you can study right away.
- Up to 15 flashcards free
- Free account to save
- PPTX up to 50 MB
- 39 languages
How to turn lecture slides into flashcards
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Upload your PowerPoint deck
Upload a .pptx lecture deck or class presentation. Older .ppt files, Google Slides, and Keynote presentations should be exported as .pptx first.
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Create focused cards from the key ideas
Lurnex turns the important concepts in your slide text and bullet points into editable front-and-back flashcards.
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Study and master the set
Open the generated deck in Flashcards or Write mode, review in either direction, and return to cards that still need work.
How Lurnex turns slide ideas into useful cards
Understands more than slide text
Lurnex can use slide text, speaker notes, charts, diagrams, and images when creating your flashcards.
Focused cards, not copied slides
Lurnex turns key concepts, definitions, relationships, and examples into clear front-and-back cards instead of copying slide text.
Edit the set before studying
Rewrite, refine, or remove generated cards before you begin a review session.
Built around the key concepts
Important ideas from your presentation become focused cards designed for recall, not a shortened copy of the slide.
Study the flashcards with active recall
Generation is the starting point. Lurnex helps you retrieve answers, write them, and return to the cards that still need work.
Recall in either direction
Review term-to-definition or definition-to-term cards, then flip to check the answer.
Write answers in your own words
Use Write mode to produce an answer instead of only recognizing it.
Return to difficult cards
Mark cards as still learning, star difficult cards, and repeat incorrect or starred cards.
See your progress and mastery
Use review feedback and mastery progress to see what is sticking and what needs another pass.
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Save your set and keep studying.
Save the flashcards from your lecture deck, return to difficult cards, and share the set when a link is useful.