Turn your notes into flashcards in seconds.

Revise Right is built for GCSE and A-Level students who want to turn their study material into editable flashcards and revise with spaced repetition. Create a deck from your notes, a PDF or a topic, check the cards, then practise in several study modes. Try the sample deck to see whether it suits the way you learn.

Revise Right lets you try an interactive flashcard demo free, without signing up. To generate and save your own AI flashcards, create an account for 7 days of Revise Right Pro free, with no card needed and no automatic charge. Continued AI flashcard creation after the trial requires Pro.

Revise Right turns your pasted notes or an uploaded PDF into an editable flashcard deck, with spaced repetition to help you review it over time. You can check and change every question and answer before saving. Compare the cards with your source material before studying, because AI can make mistakes.

Revise Right is an AI flashcard alternative to Quizlet for GCSE and A-Level revision. Turn your notes, a PDF or a topic into editable flashcards, then study with spaced repetition. Try the sample demo without signing up, or start 7 days of Pro free with an account. Continued AI creation after the trial requires Pro.

Revise Right is an AI flashcard maker: it turns study material into question-and-answer cards. Add a topic, paste your notes or upload a PDF, then review and edit the generated deck before saving it. Use your cards for active recall and spaced repetition.

Revise Right turns your notes into flashcards with AI. Paste your revision notes into the flashcard creator and ask it to make a deck. Review, edit and save the questions and answers, checking that each card tests one clear idea from your notes.

Revise Right can turn a PDF into flashcards. Add your document to the flashcard creator and ask it to make a deck, then check each question and answer against the PDF before saving. The demo on this page uses prepared examples; create an account to use your own document.

Revise Right can create flashcards from a public YouTube video with a transcript or a public web-page link. It also accepts topics, pasted notes, PDFs and JPEG, PNG or WebP images up to 4 MB. Review the resulting cards against your source before studying.

Revise Right is designed for GCSE and A-Level revision. Make editable flashcards from your class notes, topics and documents, then practise recall with spaced repetition. Try the Biology, Chemistry, Psychology and Economics examples on this page, and check your own generated cards against your exam specification for accuracy and coverage.

Revise Right lets you edit any generated question or answer before saving your deck. Correct mistakes, simplify the wording and check each card against your study material. You can also try editing the prepared sample cards on this page.

Revise Right uses your recall ratings to schedule your next flashcard review. In Study mode, reveal the answer and choose Struggled, Got it or Easy. Harder cards return sooner; familiar cards wait longer. Ratings in this page's sample demo stay local and do not create a saved study schedule.

Revise Right gives you several ways to practise your deck. Use Study mode for spaced repetition, or try Match, Sprint, Test and Write modes with the same cards.

Revise Right lets you try the flashcard demo on this page without an account. Reveal and rate sample cards, choose a prepared example, watch simulated generation and edit the sample deck. The demo does not generate new content with AI or save your work. Create an account to make, save and study your own deck.

Revise Right lets you review and edit every AI-generated flashcard before studying. AI can make mistakes or leave out details, so compare the questions and answers with your original notes, PDF or course material and correct anything unclear. Use your deck alongside your course resources.