Flashcards

Cram closes in 13 days, on 9 November 2026.

Bring your Cram sets.
Keep studying.

Cram goes offline on 9 November 2026 and won’t move your cards anywhere. Move each set here in about a minute, then study the way you’re used to: Simple, Level, Multiple Choice or Spaced Repetition Mode. Free, on your computer and your phone.

No account needed to search and study. A free account saves your progress.

Moving a set takes a minute

  1. Add the “Move to Flashcards” buttonDrag it to your bookmarks bar once.
  2. Open one of your sets on Cram and click itIt finds every card on the page and shows you what it found.
  3. Save the cards to your accountThey become a deck in My Decks, ready to study.

See how it works, and try it on an example set →

Four ways to study

Simple Mode

Mark each card right or wrong. The ones you miss come back until you know them all.

Level Mode

Cards move up a level when you’re right and back to the start when you’re wrong, until all reach the top.

Multiple Choice Mode

Choose from the deck’s own answers, or type them, as practice or as an exam with a score.

Spaced Repetition Mode

Rate each card 1 to 5★ and it comes back right before you’d forget it.

And the things you’ll miss elsewhere

  • Type your answers and let the app check them, or check them yourself.
  • Ask with the front, the back, or a mix of both.
  • Study several decks at once in any mode, or just the cards you get wrong most.
  • Pictures on either side of a card, and a hint.
  • Folders, with drag and drop.
  • Import from CSV, Anki (.apkg) or pasted text.
  • Sort a deck by what you get wrong most, and split big decks into smaller ones.
  • Your hardest cards, counted across every mode.
  • Works on phones, with a dark mode.

For teachers

Make a deck public and send your class the link. Students can study it straight away without an account, and with a free account their progress is saved.

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13 days left on Cram

Move your sets now, while you can still open them.

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