Note: When you use the built-in Share menu, your own study statistics are not included in the shared deck. If you would like to share a deck including your study statistics, locate the deck in Finder and send that file.
Note: When you use the built-in Share menu, your own study statistics are not included in the shared deck. If you would like to share a deck including your study statistics, locate the deck in Finder and send that file.
The deck is uploaded to flashcardhero.com. Everybody that you send the shared link to can then download the cards.
Shared links expire automatically after 30 days.
Cards are arranged for double-sided printing, 4 cards per page.
Note: If contents of a card do not fit on a printed card, that card is highlighted with a red background. Try to split up large cards into multiple smaller ones to make sure that they fit on a printed card.
Note 2: Cards exported as PDF are meant for printing only and cannot be imported back into the app. If you would like to be able to use the cards with the app later on, share the “.flashcards” file directly.
With the lecture notes format, cards and topics are added to a PDF document one after another taking up as much room as needed (in contrast to the fixed-size printable PDF export option).
Note : Cards exported as lecture notes PDF are meant for printing only and cannot be imported back into the app. If you would like to be able to use the cards with the app later on, share the “.flashcards” file directly.
Quizlet only supports exporting the plain text of cards (no images or formatting).
1. Sign in to Quizlet and open the study set
2. Click “…” > Export
3. Adjust the Export settings:
4. Click “Copy text”
5. Open the Flashcard Hero app → File → Import → From Quizlet and paste the text.
Please keep in mind that you need to be signed in to Quizlet for the export option to show.
Imported cards are added to the deck that is currently open.
Both, the .tsv and .csv format, do not support images or text formatting (only plain text). If possible, always prefer sharing your decks directly through the app or by sharing “.flashcards” files directly.
For the .tsv format, the question and answer have to be separated by a single Tab character, one card per line.
For the .csv format, the question and answer have to be separated by a comma “,” – one card per line.