Turn your notes into Anki-ready cards.
PDFs, lecture notes, images, or URLs in — useful cards out. MemoForge makes the cards; Anki remains your study app. Review and edit before you export an Anki-ready .apkg deck.
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Build a deck from your material
Upload a PDF, lecture notes, slides, image, or URL. MemoForge pulls out the facts worth studying and writes the cards.
Create a deckBring it into Anki
Download your finished deck as an Anki-ready .apkg file and import it into Anki — desktop, AnkiMobile, or AnkiDroid.
Jump to the export stepsFrom material to Anki in 3 steps
Add material
Upload a PDF, document, notes, image, or paste a URL. MemoForge reads the source and finds the concepts worth studying.
Shape useful cards
Recognition, cloze, and vocabulary cards appear in your deck. Review each card and edit the text before you download.
Export and study
Download an Anki-ready .apkg file and import it into Anki on desktop or mobile. Or study online in MemoForge — your choice.
Cards worth importing into Anki
Context-aware extraction
Facts are pulled from the whole document — not isolated sentences — so each card keeps its context.
Made for language learning
Recognition, production, and cloze card types for vocabulary and grammar practice.
Edit before export
Nothing leaves without your review. Change card text, delete cards, or regenerate the deck with different settings.
FSRS study mode
Prefer the browser? Study online in MemoForge's Learning Mode, powered by the FSRS scheduler.
Built for how you study
Exam prep
Turn lecture notes and past papers into a deck for your next test.
Language learning
Cloze sentences and vocabulary cards keep words in context.
Technical reading
Papers, documentation, and articles become question cards.
Lecture notes
Convert slides and class notes into cards while the material is fresh.
Frequently asked questions
Does MemoForge export to Anki?
Yes. Finished decks download as Anki-compatible .apkg files. Import the file into Anki — desktop, AnkiMobile, or AnkiDroid — and study there. It is a file export: MemoForge makes the cards and Anki stays your study app; there is no live sync between the two.
What is included in the export?
The whole deck as a standard .apkg file — the cards you generated and edited, including cloze cards and their formatting — ready to import into Anki.
Can I create cards from a PDF?
Yes. Upload a PDF, document, notes, image, or URL, and MemoForge turns it into a deck of flashcards you can review, edit, and export as an Anki-ready .apkg.
Can I edit cards before export?
Yes. Open any deck and edit the front or back of individual cards, delete cards you do not need, or regenerate the deck with different settings — all before you download the .apkg.
Do I need Anki to use MemoForge?
No. You can review and study your deck online in MemoForge's Learning Mode. The .apkg export is optional — it is there when you want to study in Anki.
Is it free to try?
Yes. Sign up for a free account and get 100 credits to generate your first deck, with no credit card required. Exporting the .apkg file costs nothing extra.
Create your first Anki deck
Upload your material, shape the cards, and export an Anki-ready .apkg — free to try, no credit card required.