More interface languages
Flexi is now available in 18 more interface languages, including Polish, Vietnamese, Ukrainian and Korean.
Improvements and fixes
Small improvements and bug fixes for a smoother learning experience.
Release notes, new features and improvements for learning vocabulary.
Flexi is now available in 18 more interface languages, including Polish, Vietnamese, Ukrainian and Korean.
Small improvements and bug fixes for a smoother learning experience.
Duplicate checks now look across your decks, recognizing different word forms and meanings instead of exact matches in one deck. Open a Duplicate warning to review existing cards before saving another, helping you avoid repeated vocabulary.
Choose Find similar on a card to explore related vocabulary across your decks. See up to 20 matches with their words, translations and deck names, and open any card to compare its details without searching each deck separately.
Replace selected topic suggestions with words at the same, easier or harder level. Flexi avoids repeats within the current session and flags matches in your decks, which you can inspect or deselect together before creating cards. Requires Premium.
Cards from topics or word lists can include part of speech and written pronunciation in supported languages, alongside examples and definitions. Choose which fields to generate for the set. Topics require Premium; your own word lists remain free.
Export and share decks as CSV files. Both import and export support written pronunciation and part of speech alongside your cards’ core text fields, so more vocabulary details travel with the file.
Enter a word or short expression to generate complete card options. Compare its different meanings, edit the details and choose which to study. Save one card or add several selected meanings to your deck together.
Generated cards now show a part of speech, such as noun, verb or adjective. See the grammatical role alongside the meaning, especially when a word has several uses.
Add written pronunciation to new cards: IPA for English, Spanish, German, Dutch, Czech, Finnish and Romanian; kana for Japanese; Pinyin or Zhuyin for Mandarin; and Jyutping for Cantonese. Read the guide alongside the word and meaning.
Find review options, new-card limits and learning preferences in a clearer layout. Choose which fields are generated automatically for each deck: examples, definitions, written pronunciation and part of speech. Pronunciation is available for supported languages.
Choose your study and translation languages, level, learning goals and daily goal during setup. Use these preferences to get started with relevant vocabulary and create your first cards before finishing onboarding.
Browse more than 2,000 ready-made English flashcards by topic and CEFR level, from A1 to B2. Start with vocabulary that matches your level or interests instead of creating every card yourself. Full catalog access requires Premium.
Select several cards in a deck and copy them to another deck or delete them together, without repeating the same action for each card.