Web page → Flashcards

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Found a great explainer or article? Save it to StudyTab and the AI turns it into flashcards you review on a schedule, so what you read once actually sticks instead of vanishing into another open tab.

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Saved page · The fall of the Berlin WallCard 12 of 38

In which year did the Berlin Wall fall?

Made from the saved article
The problem

Most of what you read online is gone in a week

01

Bookmarks aren’t memory

Saving a link feels like learning, but a bookmark you never reopen teaches you nothing. A fact has to be tested to stick.

02

Copy and paste breaks your flow

Pulling facts out of an article into a card app by hand is tedious enough that most people skip it.

03

Context gets lost

Once a fact leaves the page, the link back is gone. When a card is unclear, you can’t check where it came from.

How it works

From open tab to review cards

Knowledge Base· 4 sources
  • WEBThe fall of the Berlin Wallweb page · 12 cardsReady
  • WEBThe Cold War: a timelineweb page · 18 cardsReady
  • WEBGlasnost and perestroikaweb page · 9 cardsReady
  • PDFClass handout4 pages · 10 cardsReady
Features

Made for studying from the web

  • Save any article

    Encyclopedia entries, explainers, blogs and news. Save the page and study it like any other source.

  • Good for current affairs

    Save the day’s news and turn it into cards before it’s forgotten.

  • Links to the source

    Every AI answer and card links back to the saved page, so nothing loses its context.

  • 8 card types

    Multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, true/false, ordering and more. Match the card to the material.

  • One library

    Web pages sit next to your PDFs, videos and notes, all searchable, all on one review schedule.

FAQ

Web page to flashcards questions, answered.

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How does StudyTab turn a web page into flashcards?
Paste the link to save the article, then let the AI make cards from the key facts. You check and edit them before they go into your deck.
What kinds of pages work?
Articles, encyclopedia entries, explainers, blogs and news. Anything that’s mainly text and worth remembering.
Can I ask questions about a saved page?
Yes. The AI tutor answers from your saved article and cites it, so you can check the context whenever a card is unclear.
Is it free?
Yes. The free plan gives you notes, all 8 card types and spaced-repetition reviews, with no time limit and no card needed. Pro is optional: it maps your whole syllabus with the gaps marked, turns handwritten notes into cards and gives you ten times the daily AI help. See the pricing page for details.

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