Cramoo

Convert lecture slides to flashcards

Your teacher shared the slides, but reading them back is not revising. Upload the PDF or screenshots and Cramoo turns each key point into a question you can test yourself on.

Try it now

Drop your notes. Get flashcards.

Upload photos or PDFs — handwritten pages, textbooks, worksheets, lecture slides — and AI reads them and writes the cards for you.

Private by default: your uploads are read once to make cards, then discarded, and never used to train AI.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Export the slides

    Save the slides as a PDF, or screenshot the ones that matter.

  2. Step 2

    Upload them below

    Cramoo skips filler slides and picks out the facts worth learning.

  3. Step 3

    Test yourself

    Study the cards now and let spaced repetition bring them back before you forget.

Tips for better cards

  • Upload one lesson at a time so each deck matches a topic.
  • Slides with bullet points make the clearest cards.
  • Add your own card for anything your teacher said out loud but did not write down.

Questions

Can I upload a PowerPoint file?

Save it as a PDF first, or upload screenshots of the slides.

How big can the file be?

Up to 10 MB per file for signed-in students, and 5 MB when trying it without an account.

Will it work for university lectures?

Yes, although Cramoo is tuned for GCSE and A-Level wording.

Is the slide-to-flashcard converter free?

Yes. A free account includes 5 uploads per month, 5 personal decks and 20 cards per deck, plus sharing with friends. Student is optional for unlimited uploads, decks and cards.

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