Build flash card decks from any word and definition list in seconds. Study vocabulary, review terms, and share with students or classmates with a single link.
How to Make Flash Cards
Add your pairs: Type a word and its definition, then press Enter or click Add. Repeat for each card.
Name your deck: Give it a title so you can find it later.
Save and share: Save your deck and share the link with students, or print the cards as a foldable worksheet.
Study: Click Start Flash Cards to flip through cards in random order.
Features
Flip cards: Cards shuffle automatically and flip to reveal the definition on demand.
Printable fold cards: Print a sheet of foldable flash cards to cut out and study offline.
Shareable link: Save a deck and share it with a link anyone can open on any device.
Background customization: Choose a background color, pick from built-in patterns (forest, mountains, flowers, stars, waves), or upload your own image (Pro).
Show answers: Toggle definitions on the preview cards for quick reference or to print an answer key.
Make Public: List your deck on your public profile so other teachers can find and use it (Pro).
CSV upload: Import a two-column spreadsheet to build a large deck in one step (Pro).
Access codes: Lock a deck behind a code so only your class can access it (Pro).
Folders: Organize decks by unit, subject, or class (Pro).
Interactive guide: A step-by-step walkthrough helps first-time users learn the editor.
Why Use Gridl for Flash Cards?
Gridl is built for teachers and learners. The flash card builder is fast, free, and works on any device. The same word list you use for flash cards can also become a crossword puzzle, word search, matching game, or live quiz.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Gridl flash cards free?
Yes. You can create and share up to 5 flash card decks for free, with no account required to study them. Upgrade to Pro for unlimited decks, CSV upload, and folders.
Can I print flash cards?
Yes. Every deck includes a printable layout with foldable cards. Print the sheet, fold each card in half, and you have physical flash cards to study from.
Can I share flash cards with my students?
Yes. Save your deck and copy the share link. Students can open it on any device, no account needed. You can also add an access code to limit who can view it.