Flashcard PDF Maker
Make printable flashcards from your own term and definition pairs. Type each card, preview the sheet, then download a print-ready PDF laid out as a cut-out grid, with the backs aligned to the fronts for double-sided printing. A4 or US Letter, free, no sign-up.
Make free printable flashcards from your own term and definition pairs. Type each card, preview the sheet, then download a cut-out grid PDF with the backs lined up to the fronts for double-sided printing. Good for vocabulary and language learning, exam revision cards, or class sets of study cards you print and cut out.
- Live preview before you print
- 100% free
- No sign-up, no app
- A4 and US Letter
- Works offline after first load
The PDF puts fronts on one page and definitions on the next, mirrored for double-sided printing.
How to use it
- 1
Enter your pairs
Type a term and its definition for each card. Add as many as you need.
- 2
Preview the sheet
See the cards laid out in a cut-out grid, with cut lines between them.
- 3
Print and cut
Download the PDF, print it (double-sided for backs), then cut along the lines.
When it comes in handy
Language learning
Make vocabulary cards with the word on one side and the meaning on the other.
Exam revision
Turn key terms, dates and formulas into a deck you can quiz yourself with.
Teaching
Print class sets of flashcards for spelling, maths facts or subject vocabulary.
Live preview & 100% in your browser
The PDF is built right here in your browser, sized to the exact page you choose. Nothing you type is sent to a server, there is no sign-up and no limit, and once the page has loaded it keeps working even with no connection.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I print the backs so they line up with the fronts?
- The PDF puts the fronts on one page and the matching definitions on the next, mirrored so they align when printed double-sided. Use your printer's double-sided setting, flipping on the short edge, then test one sheet before printing the whole deck.
- How many flashcards fit on a page?
- A standard sheet holds a grid of cards, and the preview shows exactly how your set lays out. Longer lists carry on to more pages automatically, so a big deck is no problem. Shorter definitions keep the text comfortably sized.
- What paper should I print flashcards on?
- Plain paper is fine for quick study cards. For a deck that lasts, print on thin card stock so the cards are stiff and you cannot read through them, and cut along the printed guide lines with a trimmer or scissors for straight edges.
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