Turn a video into flashcards
Paste a link and get a deck of question-and-answer cards, written straight from the video's own words. Free, no sign-up.
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Built for learning on your own. UpSolo makes tools around video transcripts so anyone can study, review and understand what they watch. The words belong to the video's creator. How you use a transcript, or anything made from it, is up to you: please respect the creator's rights and the platform's terms. UpSolo isn't responsible for how the output is used. This tool's output is AI-generated, so check it against the video.
Three steps, no setup
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Paste any YouTube link
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AI writes questions from the transcript
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Click a card to flip it and study
Active recall beats rewatching
Testing yourself on a video's content sticks better than watching it a second time.
| Grounded in the video, not guesses | Every question and answer comes straight from the video's own captions. | |
| 10-20 cards per deck | Enough to cover a video's main points without turning study into a chore. | |
| Click to flip | Test yourself before checking the answer, the way real flashcard study works. | |
| Timestamped | Each card notes the moment in the video its answer comes from, so you can go back and check. | |
| No sign-up, no deck editor | No account, no import step — paste a link and the deck is ready to study. | |
| Free, no watermark | Rate-limited, not paywalled — a daily allowance covers a real visitor's use easily. |
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