How many flashcards can I make per page?

Three layouts are available: 8, 10, or 12 cards per page. Larger cards work well for younger learners. Each card has the image on the left half and the vocabulary word on the right half. Cut along the lines and fold in half to make a two-sided card with the image on the front and the word on the back.

How many flashcards can I include in one set?

Up to 48 cards per set. Select a vocabulary category and choose images from the dropdown, or type any word without an image. Auto-fill loads 8, 10, 12, 18, or 24 random images from the selected category instantly. The vocabulary word field auto-fills from the image name and can be edited to anything you like.

Can I add extra text to the flashcards beyond just the word?

Yes - click Advanced view to reveal the description and prompt fields. The description appears on the card alongside the vocabulary word. The prompt appears at the top of the card and can be used for a question like What's this called? or a translation prompt. Any field can be left blank if not needed.

Can I save my flashcard list and reuse it later?

Yes - click Save List to download your card set as a CSV file. Click Load List to re-import a saved CSV and restore all your selections. The form also auto-saves to your browser so your work is not lost if you navigate away. Save separate files for different units or classes and reload them any time.

Can I use the flashcards as calling cards for bingo?

Yes - use the same vocabulary category in the flashcard maker as in the bingo maker. Print the flashcard set, cut the cards up, put them in a bag, and draw one at a time to call the bingo game. A completely offline, print-and-play solution that matches your bingo boards exactly.

Flashcard Maker

Build Your Flashcard Set

Choose images, add vocabulary words, pick a layout and color - then print. Cut along the lines and fold in half for front/back flashcards. Save your list to reuse any time.

📋 Card Layout

8, 10, or 12 cards per page - larger cards for younger learners, smaller for more content per sheet.
Each card has the image on the left half and the vocabulary on the right half.
Cut along the lines and fold in half to make a two-sided card - image on front, word on back.
Or leave flat for a picture-word reference sheet.

🖼️ Images and Words

Select a vocabulary category and choose images from the dropdown - or type any word without an image.
Auto-fill loads 8, 10, 12, 18, or 24 random images from the selected category instantly.
Up to 48 cards per set.
The vocabulary word field auto-fills from the image name - edit it to anything you like.

✍️ Advanced Fields

Click "advanced view" to reveal the description and prompt fields.
Description appears on the card alongside the vocabulary word.
Prompt text appears at the top of the card - use it for a question like "What's this called?" or a translation prompt.
Leave any field blank if you don't need it.

💾 Save and Load Lists

Click "Save List" to download your card set as a CSV file.
Click "Load List" to re-import a saved CSV and restore all your selections.
Great for sets you use regularly - save once, reload any time.
The form also auto-saves to your browser so your work isn't lost if you navigate away.

🔧 Tips and Troubleshooting

Cards not printing to size? Make sure your browser print settings are set to 100% scale (not "fit to page"). Scaling down will shrink the cards and they won't cut cleanly. In Chrome: Print > More settings > Scale = 100.

Want to match your bingo boards? Use the same vocabulary category here as in the bingo maker. Print the flashcard set as calling cards - cut them up, put them in a bag, and draw one at a time to call the bingo game.

Saving and reloading lists The CSV save/load lets you build sets once and reuse them. Save separate files for different units or classes. The browser also auto-saves your current work so you won't lose progress if you close the tab accidentally.

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