Start with one glossary
A table, vocab page, or photographed list from a textbook or handout.
One glossary becomes cards to study, games to practice, or rows to export.
How it works
From glossary photo to a ready study set.
Generate study cards
Terms, meanings, readings, examples, and notes become flashcards you can review.
Play or export
Practice with quick games, or download a clean CSV for Anki, Sheets, or backup.
The import-breaking details
OCR gets the characters. Studying still needs usable cards, prompts, and rows.
- OCR gets the text, then leaves you rebuilding the study set by hand.
- Non-Latin scripts, readings, accents, and examples need clean fields before they become useful cards.
- Practice games need consistent prompts, answers, and distractors instead of a raw text dump.
- CSV export still matters when you want to keep using Anki, Sheets, or your own study workflow.
Will it survive my glossary?
Questions learners ask before trusting a study set.
Why not just use OCR?
OCR reads text. This turns glossary rows into study-ready flashcards, practice prompts, and exportable fields.
What would I get first?
A small study set: flashcards, a matching or quiz-style practice mode, and a CSV export if you want to move the rows elsewhere.
Can I still use Anki?
Yes. CSV export stays available so you can import rows into Anki, Sheets, or another workflow instead of being locked into one app.
What if the glossary photo is messy?
Unclear rows should be flagged for review instead of silently becoming bad cards or confusing game prompts.
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