Make printable cards with the card generator

Many structures run on cards: a question on the front, the answer on the back. In the card generator you fill a sheet of eight cards, yourself or with AI, and print it.

  1. Step 1

    Open the card generator

    Click “Cards” in the left rail, or the row “Card generator” in the “Materials” block of a structure. You see an empty A4 sheet with eight cards. Typing works without an account, and what you fill in stays in your browser.

    The card generator: on the left an empty A4 sheet with eight cards, above it Show the back and the yellow Print button; on the right the topic field, the button AI writes them and four examples.
  2. Step 2

    Let the AI fill the sheet

    Under “What are the cards about?” type the topic and the grade, for instance adding fractions, grade 5. Choose the language under “Cards in” and click “AI writes them”. You get eight cards, exactly one A4 sheet. This needs a free account.

    The card generator with the block on the right outlined: the field What are the cards about?, the language choice and the green button AI writes them; below it four examples.
  3. Step 3

    Or start from an example

    Below the field are four examples. Click one and the sheet is filled; then overwrite the texts with your own material. “New set” empties the sheet, “Show examples” brings the examples back.

  4. Step 4

    Write or paste your own cards

    Click a card and type. Each card has “Large text” and “Small text”, and on the back “Answer”. Already have the questions in a list? “Paste from a list (Copilot, Excel, Word)” puts them all in at once. “Another sheet” adds eight more cards.

  5. Step 5

    Check the back and print

    “Show the back” shows what goes on the back. Then click “Print”. The line under the button says how many sheets it takes and whether to print double-sided; in that case flip on the long edge. Under “Ink-saving, blank cards” you switch off the colour fills and add blank cards. Printing needs a free account.

    The sheet filled with eight coloured cards, each with a question, the subject and the answer under Back; the yellow Print button is outlined.
  6. Step 6

    Save the set

    With an account you keep the sheet with “Save to My card sets”. The set is then ready for another class or another year.

  7. Step 7

    Pick the structure for these cards

    At the bottom is “Which activities are these cards for?”. The structures are in three groups: the cards are the structure itself, the questions lie on the cards, or there is one statement per card. Click a structure to open it.

    The block Which activities are these cards for?, outlined: the structures in three groups, each linking to its structure.

    Prepare a structure →