{"toolsImageToFlashcards":{"heroBadge":"Image to Flashcards","heroTitleStart":"Turn any image into","heroTitleHighlight":"study-ready flashcards","heroSubtitle":"Convert images to flashcards from diagrams, charts, whiteboards, textbook pages, and handwritten study notes. Scholarly extracts the key information and turns it into editable study cards.","heroCta":"Upload an image","heroCtaSecondary":"Explore flashcard tools","heroNote":"Free to start · No credit card · JPG, PNG & JPEG","heroSocialProof":"Used by 200,000+ learners and professionals worldwide","answerEyebrow":"Direct answer","answerTitle":"Can I make flashcards from a photo of my notes for free?","answerBody":"Yes. A free Scholarly account includes one lifetime AI Creation Credit, and you can spend it on a flashcard deck made from a photo: upload a picture of handwritten pages, a whiteboard, a diagram, or a textbook page (up to 8 MB on Free), and the AI reads the concepts, labels, and relationships in the image and writes question-and-answer cards from them. You can edit every card and review the deck in Scholarly on an SM-2 spaced-repetition schedule. Premium unlocks 15 AI Creation Credits every week plus Anki (.apkg) and PDF export of the deck.","answerFact1Label":"What goes in:","answerFact1Text":"One image per deck on Free, as JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, BMP, TIFF, HEIC, HEIF, or AVIF, up to 8 MB. Premium accepts files up to 300 MB and combines up to 10 sources in one deck; Laureate takes files up to 1 GB and up to 20 sources.","answerFact2Label":"What comes out:","answerFact2Text":"An editable flashcard deck built only from what is in the image, reviewed in Scholarly with SM-2 spaced repetition and an exam mode that quizzes you on the same cards.","answerFact3Label":"What each plan gets:","answerFact3Text":"Free: one lifetime AI Creation Credit and one upload, with review inside Scholarly. Premium ($30/mo or $144/yr): 15 AI Creation Credits per week, Anki .apkg and PDF export of every deck, and files up to 300 MB. Laureate ($99/mo): 80 AI Creation Credits per week and files up to 1 GB.","answerTakeaway":"Photograph your notes once and you can study them for free today; the paid plan is for when you want a new deck every week or need the cards in Anki.","answerUpdated":"Updated September 2026","eyebrowHow":"How it works","howTitle":"From photo to flashcard deck in three steps","howDesc":"Upload a diagram, chart, or photographed page and let Scholarly do the reading, writing, and organizing for you.","eyebrowFeatures":"What you get","featuresTitle":"Built for real visual study material","featuresDesc":"Scholarly reads the concepts, labels, and relationships in your image and turns them into cards you can actually study from.","feature1Title":"Reads any image","feature1Desc":"Diagrams, charts, slides, textbook pages, whiteboards, and handwritten notes are all understood and turned into clear cards.","feature2Title":"Concept-focused cards","feature2Desc":"Cards test the ideas and relationships in your material, not trivia, so studying them builds real understanding.","feature3Title":"Fully editable","feature3Desc":"Tweak any question or answer, add your own cards, and shape the deck exactly the way you want to revise.","feature4Title":"Export to Anki & more","feature4Desc":"Take your deck wherever you study, print it, or share it with classmates in a couple of clicks.","feature5Title":"Test yourself","feature5Desc":"Switch to exam mode to quiz yourself on the deck and get personalized AI feedback on what to review next.","feature6Title":"More than flashcards","feature6Desc":"The same image can become notes, a concept map, or a study guide, so one upload fuels your whole study loop.","eyebrowExamples":"See it in action","heroPdfPrompt":"Have a full document instead of an image?","heroPdfLink":"Convert your PDF to flashcards","heroPdfSuffix":"with page-range controls.","step1Title":"Step 1: Upload Image","step1Desc":"Provide a JPG, PNG, or JPEG image, and let our AI create flashcards for you. Fast, easy, and starts with a free Scholarly account.","step2Title":"Step 2: Practice","step2Desc":"Review your flashcards directly on Scholarly, share, print, or export them to platforms like Anki.","step3Title":"Step 3: Test Yourself","step3Desc":"Master your material, then use our exam mode to test your knowledge and get personalized AI feedback.","tabPdf":"PDF","tabText":"Text","tabImage":"Image","tabYouTube":"Youtube Video","tabWebsite":"Website","uploadTitle":"Upload Your Image","uploadDesc":"Select a JPG, PNG, or JPEG image to convert it into interactive flashcards. You can also drag and drop an image file here. You will be redirected to register.","btnSelectImage":"Select an Image","secureNote":"Your images are securely processed by Scholarly's advanced AI.","errorTitle":"An error occurred while generating your flashcards.","errorDetails":"Details: {details}","errorRetryMsg":"Please ensure you uploaded a valid JPG, PNG, or JPEG image file and try again.","btnTryAgain":"Try Again","examplesTitle":"See What Your Image Turns Into","examplesSubtitle":"Scholarly creates focused question-and-answer cards from visual study material, including labeled diagrams, comparison charts, timelines, and photographed notes.","eyebrowWhy":"Why it helps","whyTitle":"Study from what you actually photographed","why1":"Some of the most important study material never starts as text: a labeled diagram on a slide, a reaction chart on the board, a timeline in a textbook, or your own handwritten notes after a long lecture.","why2":"Retyping all of that into flashcards is slow and easy to skip. Scholarly reads the image for you and turns the concepts, labels, and relationships into clean question-and-answer cards in seconds, so the gap between capturing material and studying it disappears.","why3":"Because every card stays editable and the deck plugs straight into review and exam modes, an image you snapped in class becomes a study tool you'll actually come back to.","eyebrowFaq":"FAQ","faqTitle":"Frequently asked questions","eyebrowPricing":"Pricing","exampleFront":"Front","exampleBack":"Back","example1Label":"Example image output","example1Title":"Cell diagram photo","example1Question":"What organelle is responsible for producing ATP in this cell diagram?","example1Answer":"The mitochondrion produces ATP through cellular respiration, supplying usable energy for the cell.","example2Label":"Example image output","example2Title":"Chemistry reaction chart","example2Question":"What happens to reaction rate when activation energy is lowered?","example2Answer":"The reaction rate increases because more molecules have enough energy to react successfully.","example3Label":"Example image output","example3Title":"History timeline image","example3Question":"Which event on the timeline directly followed the Treaty of Versailles?","example3Answer":"The postwar settlement created new political boundaries and reparations that shaped later European instability.","relatedLinksHeading":"More Scholarly study tools","ctaBottomTitle":"Sign up to Scholarly to Generate Flashcards","ctaBottomSubtitle":"Unlock the full potential of AI flashcards by signing up to Scholarly. You can start for free.","seoTitle":"Image to Flashcards: Free AI Converter {'|'} Scholarly","seoDescription":"Convert images to flashcards with AI — upload diagrams, charts, textbook pages, or notes. Start free, review example cards, then study or export your deck.","seoKeyword0":"image to flashcards","seoKeyword1":"diagram to flashcards","seoKeyword2":"photo to flashcards","seoKeyword3":"convert image to flashcards","seoKeyword4":"ai flashcard maker","seoKeyword5":"image flashcard generator","seoKeyword6":"flashcards from images","seoKeyword7":"visual flashcards","seoKeyword8":"anki flashcards","seoFeature0":"AI-powered image processing","seoFeature1":"Editable flashcard generation","seoFeature2":"Example card previews","seoFeature3":"Export to Anki","seoFeature4":"Print flashcards","seoFeature5":"Share with classmates","faq0Question":"How do I convert an image to flashcards?","faq0Answer":"Simply upload your image file to Scholarly, and our AI will automatically extract information and generate flashcards from the content. You can then review, edit, and export them.","faq1Question":"What image formats work?","faq1Answer":"JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, BMP, TIFF, HEIC, HEIF, and AVIF all work, so a photo straight from an iPhone or Android camera uploads without converting it first. The Free plan accepts one upload of up to 8 MB; Premium raises the file limit to 300 MB and Laureate to 1 GB. A clear, well-lit photo of a diagram, chart, whiteboard, or textbook page gives the best cards.","faq2Question":"Can I export the flashcards to Anki?","faq2Answer":"Yes, on a paid plan. Premium and Laureate can download any deck as an Anki .apkg file or as a printable PDF, with or without the answers. The Free plan can review the deck inside Scholarly and share it by link, but export is locked behind an upgrade prompt. There is no CSV or Quizlet export.","faq3Question":"How many decks can I make for free, and what does Premium add?","faq3Answer":"The Free plan includes one lifetime AI Creation Credit and one upload, which is enough to turn one photo into one deck and review it. It does not reset. Premium ($30/mo or $144/yr) includes 15 AI Creation Credits every week, Anki and PDF export, and files up to 300 MB; Laureate ($99/mo) includes 80 AI Creation Credits every week and files up to 1 GB.","howToName":"How to Convert an Image to Flashcards","howToStep0Name":"Upload an image","howToStep0Text":"Select a diagram, chart, textbook page, whiteboard photo, or photographed notes from your device.","howToStep1Name":"AI creates flashcards","howToStep1Text":"Scholarly reads the image and creates question-and-answer cards from the visible concepts, labels, and relationships.","howToStep2Name":"Study and export","howToStep2Text":"Review the generated flashcards in Scholarly, edit anything you need, then export or print the deck."}}