Flashcards, notes and practice tests. Its home page says Quizlet flashcards import in two clicks with images and formatting, that flashcards are completely free with unlimited Learn mode, and that students can take as many AI practice tests as they want. The teachers page says it is free for individual teachers, with classes, assigning, analytics and live or assigned quizzes, and that educators can use up to 20 Ultra features a month.
The free part: Unlimited file creation, live collaboration and storage, a library of 5 million resources, unlimited Learn mode, and up to 20 Ultra features a month for educators.
Free for individual teachers; Ultra is $95.99 billed yearly ($7.99 a month) or $24.99 a month (as of 2026-10-31).
Watch for Much of the site is aimed at AP, SAT and ACT study, and the pages we read did not say whether younger students need their own accounts.
Visit Knowt ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
A live quiz game built from a kit of questions. Its help center says you can import flashcard sets from third-party sites that offer an export: copy the exported text and paste it into Gimkit's flashcard import. Its account FAQ says students play live games and assignments without an account or logging in.
The free part: Basic plays the featured modes, generally three at a time and rotating, with as many students as you want, plus classes and reports; assignments are Pro.
Basic is free; Pro is $14.99 billed monthly or $59.88 billed once a year (as of 2026-10-31).
Watch for It is a game, not a study tool: there are no flashcard study modes, and homework assignments need Pro.
Visit Gimkit ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
A quiz and lesson platform. Its plans page says the Basic plan is free for every teacher, forever, with flashcards for independent study and AI to generate, import, adapt and explain content. A teacher can share sets with a class and see results.
The free part: Basic stores up to 20 activities and allows up to 100 students, with flashcards and AI import.
Basic is free for every teacher; School and District plans are by quote, with no figure on the page (as of 2026-10-31).
Watch for Twenty stored activities and 100 students on the free plan, and when our Kahoot list checked its help, joining as a student began with a student account.
Visit Wayground ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
Activities made from one list of words: its standard templates include Flash cards, Match up, Quiz, Group sort, Gameshow quiz, Anagram and Find the match. The home page says you can play together on a classroom screen or let students play on their own devices.
The free part: The Basic plan creates up to 3 activities from 12 activity templates, with basic sharing.
Standard is $57.60 a year or $7.20 a month; Pro is $86.40 a year or $10.80 a month (as of 2026-10-31).
Watch for Three activities on the free plan is far fewer than a year of sets, and the pages we read did not say whether students need accounts for assignments.
Visit Wordwall ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
55. Flippity Flashcards
Flippity
Turns a Google Sheet of terms into flashcards, a list, a matching activity and a practice mode that checks answers and keeps score. Cards can be rated Difficult, Medium or Easy to set review timing, and a Print Quiz tool makes a fill-in-the-blank or matching quiz from the same terms. The same terms also feed bingo, crossword and word search games.
The pages we read did not mention pricing.
Watch for You build sets in a Google Sheet, the page says the older template is no longer supported, and there is no class tracking.
Visit Flippity Flashcards ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
Flashcards studied with confidence-based repetition. The pricing page says the free plan lets you type and study unlimited flashcards you made and share them with peers or students. Group licences add control over who sees content and detailed student study data.
The free part: Unlimited cards you make, sharing with students, and 2,500 pre-loaded cards to study.
Pro is $7.99 a month with the billing period shown as yearly; group licences are by estimate (as of 2026-10-31).
Watch for No live class game, and student study data is part of the paid group licence.
Visit Brainscape ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
77. Peabody Teach flashcard maker
Peabody Teach
Type or paste terms and meanings, or a two-column paste from a spreadsheet, and get two-sided flashcards to print and cut, 6, 8 or 10 to a page with mirrored backs, or flip through them in very large type on the projector. Up to 120 cards a deck. The deck is made in your browser, and a share link holds it after the # sign.
Free, no sign-in and no ads; Peabody is free through the end of 2026 (as of 2026-10-31).
Watch for No study modes, practice tests or spaced repetition, and no student practice on their own devices, so it covers the cards, not Quizlet's Learn.
Visit Peabody Teach flashcard maker ↗
A flashcard program that schedules the next review for when you are most likely to forget. The page says the computer version is free on all major platforms and AnkiDroid for Android is free, with a free AnkiWeb service to sync cards across devices.
Free on computers and Android; AnkiMobile for iPhone is a purchase, with no price on the page (as of 2026-10-31).
Watch for It is a personal study tool for older students, with no class sharing or teacher view on the page we read.
Visit Anki ↗
Free flashcards shared by students and teachers, with games made from your flashcards. The home page says signing up is free to create and share your own sets.
The free part: Studying shared sets, playing the games, and making and sharing your own after a free sign-up.
An upgrade removes ads; the page did not show its price (as of 2026-10-31).
Watch for The free site shows ads, and the page does not describe teacher or class features.
Visit StudyStack ↗