PowerPoint to Flashcards

Generate Flashcards from PowerPoint Slides

Upload lecture slides as a PPTX or PPT file. Quizgecko turns the key concepts into flashcards, then lets you create practice quizzes from the same source.

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What PowerPoint file formats are supported?

Quizgecko supports both PPTX (modern PowerPoint) and PPT (legacy PowerPoint) files. You can also upload Google Slides by first exporting them as PPTX from Google Drive.

How to Make Flashcards from PowerPoint

Step 1

Upload your PowerPoint file

Drag and drop a PPTX or PPT file into Quizgecko. Use lecture slides, training decks, conference presentations, or another presentation you have permission to study from.

Upload your PowerPoint file
Step 2

AI extracts key concepts

Quizgecko uses the slide content to identify important terms, definitions, processes, and relationships. It then creates editable flashcards for recall practice.

AI extracts key concepts
Step 3

Study with spaced repetition

Review your flashcards using Quizgecko's built-in spaced repetition system (based on the SM2 algorithm). Cards you struggle with appear more often. Cards you know well are spaced out. You spend your time where it counts.

Study with spaced repetition

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Quizgecko is especially useful for memory-heavy subjects and high-stakes exams. Upload your own material and turn it into active recall practice tailored to what you are studying.

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Case law, statutes, bar prep, issue spotting, and legal recall from your notes.

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Biology, psychology, finance, accounting, business, languages, and more.

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Can AI make flashcards from PowerPoint slides?

Yes. Upload PPTX or PPT lecture slides. Quizgecko creates editable flashcards from the key terms, definitions, and processes in your presentation.

Use the same source to create a practice quiz, study notes, podcasts, and other available activities. Check important cards and answers against your slides and course materials before an exam.

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Turn Your Slides into Study-Ready Flashcards
Stop skimming bullet points. Upload your PowerPoint and let AI create flashcards you can study with spaced repetition.

Frequently asked questions

If you have any questions or feedback, please visit our help center.

Quizgecko supports both PPTX (modern PowerPoint) and PPT (legacy PowerPoint) files. You can also upload Google Slides by first exporting them as PPTX from Google Drive.

Yes. Use the same PowerPoint source to create editable practice questions across six question types. You do not need to upload the slides again.

It depends on the amount of readable teaching content in the slides. Review the first set, then edit, delete, or add cards so the deck matches what you need to remember.

Yes. Every generated flashcard can be edited, deleted, or reworded. You can also add your own cards to the deck manually if you want to include additional material.

Yes. Quizgecko supports exporting your flashcard decks in Anki-compatible formats, so you can import them into Anki or other flashcard apps if you prefer.

Quizgecko has a limited free plan so you can try course generation with your own material. Check the plans page for current paid options and feature availability.