Flash card maker

One card, two sides. Type a question on the front and its answer on the back — or use a picture or a sound on either side.

Decide how long a card is up before it turns over, and how long its back stays up before the next one is dealt.

Lets a player stop the clock mid-deck — useful when the cards are being worked through together in class.

Built a set the wrong way round, or want to drill it in reverse? Turn every card over in one go.

Skip the reveal entirely and show the front and the back together — a set to read through rather than to be tested on.

Players type what they think is on the back before it is turned over, and what they typed is saved with the results.

Every card face down in a grid, turned over in whatever order the player likes, instead of one at a time.

Deals the cards in a different order every time, so the set is not learnt by its sequence.

Two players work through the same deck and see how they compare at the end.

Play a finished set of flash cards to see what your players get.