Flashcards · spaced repetition · no account

Flashcard Maker Decks that live in your tab.

A desktop power tool is the gold standard for serious learners, but its UI is famously unwelcoming for casual decks. Morph runs flashcards in your browser tab — SM-2 spaced repetition, CSV import, .apkg export, study mode with keyboard shortcuts, all local to your device. No account, no ads, no upsell. Free for everything that runs on your device; AI is paid in credits.

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BUILD

Front, back, image, audio, cloze — all card types in one editor.

Type cards, paste cards, drop in images and audio clips. Cloze deletion for fill-in-the-blank. Tag cards, organize into sub-decks, search across the deck.

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Runs on your device · free · no account

What it actually does

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REVIEW

SM-2 spaced repetition

The same algorithm family the serious spaced-repetition apps use. Cards you nail come back later; cards you struggle with come back sooner.

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IMPORT

From anywhere

CSV (any study app, Google Sheets) or .apkg. Both directions.

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PRIVATE

Local-only

The deck lives in your browser. Nothing uploads. Export to back up.

How it works

  1. Open morph.cool/flashcards in any modern browser. No account, no install, no card.
  2. Build a deck card by card, paste from a CSV, or import an .apkg file.
  3. Hit study. Cards appear; you grade your recall (Again / Hard / Good / Easy). SM-2 schedules the next review.
  4. Use keyboard shortcuts (1–4 to grade, Space to flip, Enter to advance). Sessions feel like the desktop apps, lighter.
  5. Export to .apkg or CSV for backup. Decks autosave to local storage.
0Accounts required
0Ads
2-way.apkg sync

Why people leave the big study sites

The big study site was a freemium product that worked for a decade. Then it paywalled the most useful study modes, required login to view shared decks, and now runs ads against the study session itself. The desktop power tool is the technically superior choice for serious learners but its UI is a 2009 desktop app and it punishes casual use. Morph's flashcard maker is the lightweight middle — SM-2 spaced repetition done right, no account, study mode that feels modern, and a deck format that imports and exports both CSV and .apkg cleanly.

Where a dedicated desktop app still wins

For serious medical-school-level repetition with cross-device sync, custom card templates, JavaScript-powered card logic, and decades of community decks, the dedicated desktop apps are unbeaten. Morph's flashcard maker imports from and exports to .apkg, so use Morph for casual study and export when you want full power. Or stay in Morph if a clean SM-2 study loop in a browser tab is what you actually need.

Frequently asked

Will my deck be uploaded?

No. The deck lives in your browser's local storage. Export to a file when you want to back up or share.

Does it use spaced repetition?

Yes. SM-2 algorithm by default — the same family the serious spaced-repetition apps use.

Can I import my existing decks?

Yes. CSV import for any flashcard app's export. .apkg supported on import and export.

What card types?

Front/back, cloze deletion, image cards, audio cards. Tag and search across the deck.

Cross-device sync?

Not built in. Export to .apkg and re-import on another device, or use a sync folder service. True cross-device sync is on the roadmap.

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