Auto-generate study cards from any YouTube video. Pick 5, 10, 15, or 20 cards per deck — each one grounded in a verifiable quote from the actual transcript.
Watching a video once doesn't make information stick. Active recall does. Flashcards are still the best-studied technique for long-term memory — and the hardest part has always been making them. YouTube Translate handles the writing step so you can focus on the reviewing step.
Every card is anchored to the transcript: front, back, and a source quote that you can tap to verify against the actual video. No hallucinated facts, no off-topic filler. If the AI isn't confident about a card it silently skips it — quality over quantity is the default.
Paste the URL, wait for the transcript to load, then tap the Flashcards button in the AI toolbar.
Choose output language (134+ supported) and target count: 5 (quick), 10 (standard), 15 (deep), or 20 (max). The AI scales card coverage to fit.
Swipe through cards. Tap to flip. Mark "Knew it" or "Didn't" — at the end, drill only the ones you missed in wrong-only review mode.
Every card carries a verbatim transcript quote. Tap to verify against the actual video — never trust an AI claim blindly.
Basic Q&A, cloze (fill-in-the-blank), and "why" conceptual cards — mixed automatically based on the content.
Finish a deck, then drill only the cards you missed. Adaptive, no spaced-repetition overhead.
Daily review streak keeps the habit going. Local-only — no account needed to track progress.
Generate decks in any of 134+ languages. Front in target language, back in native — perfect for language learners.
Tap any card to hear the pronunciation in the deck's language. Useful for unfamiliar scripts and accents.
YouTube Translate generates flashcards from the video's transcript using Google Gemini. The AI identifies the most quizzable facts, definitions, and concepts and turns each one into a front/back card with a verbatim source quote — so you can verify the card against the actual video at any time.
Pick from 5 (quick), 10 (standard), 15 (deep), or 20 (max) cards. The AI scales coverage to fit your target — a 60-minute lecture easily produces 20 substantive cards.
Yes — cards can be generated in any of 134+ languages, with the front in your study language and the back in your native one. Combine native-speaker videos with the flashcard review for vocabulary that sticks because you saw it in real context.
Yes. After a full deck pass, the app offers a wrong-only review mode so you drill the cards you missed without re-doing the ones you already know. There's also a streak counter to keep daily review consistent.
Yes, free users get daily flashcard generation credits. Premium removes the cap and unlocks unlimited regenerations and decks.
Free on iOS and Android. Pick a YouTube video and get 20 review cards in 30 seconds.
