Our verdict
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What it does
Quizlet helps people learn with flashcards and study modes, such as matching games and practice tests. Its AI Study Guides (formerly Magic Notes) turn your notes into flashcards and practice tests.
Teachers use it to share study sets with a class, and students use it for revision at home.
Why use it
- Flashcards and games make revision active.
- AI turns notes into study sets and practice questions.
- Millions of study sets made by other users.
How it works
- Sign up on the Quizlet website or app.
- Make a study set, or turn your notes into one with AI.
- Check the cards for mistakes.
- Study with flashcards, games and practice tests, or share the set with a class.
How hard is it to use?
Beginner Easy to start. You need an account, not any technical know-how.
Made for beginners: make cards and start studying.
What it costs
Free plan; paid plans. A free plan with ads, flashcards and limited use of the Learn and Test modes and the AI tools. Quizlet Plus removes the ads and adds more practice tests, Learn rounds and AI use, with plans for teachers.
Prices change often, so check Quizlet’s own site before you pay.
Watch out for
- Study sets made by other users can contain mistakes, so check them before use.
- The free version shows ads.
Your data
Check Quizlet’s privacy policy and your school’s rules before pupils create accounts.
We haven’t confirmed that Quizlet can keep your data in the UK, so check where it keeps your data before you share anything private or about other people.