Flashcard Deck Designer
Design better cards, not just more cards.
Added October 15, 2026. Written with AI assistance and checked for clarity and placeholders; not reviewed by a lawyer, accountant, clinician or other professional. How these prompts are made
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Help me design a flashcard deck for [TARGET_LANGUAGE]. The material I'm learning: [MATERIAL]. Tool I use: [FLASHCARD_TOOL]. My level: [LEVEL]. Teach me the principles in a short list (one idea per card, use context, prefer production, add images or audio when possible, avoid cards that duplicate). Create card templates for words, phrases, grammar patterns, and listening. Convert twenty items from my material into cards using the templates and show them in a table with front, back, notes, and tags. Explain how to schedule new cards per day and how to deal with a review backlog. Add a monthly clean-up routine to delete, merge, or rewrite bad cards. Add a list of the most common card mistakes with examples, such as cards with several meanings or lists of unrelated words, and the corrected version of each. Provide a rule for the number of new cards per day based on my available time, and a plan for adding audio recorded by me or taken from a source I have permission to use.
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Principles: one idea per card; use a sentence; prefer production. Word card Front: "Je ___ la porte." (to close) Back: ferme - "I close the door" - audio Phrase card Front: How do you politely ask someone to repeat? Back: "Pourriez-vous répéter, s'il vous plaît?" Grammar card Front: Past tense of "aller": "Hier, je ___ au marché." Back: suis allé New cards per day: 8 (20 minutes available). Backlog: do reviews first, pause new cards. Monthly clean-up: delete cards you never fail, merge duplicates, rewrite confusing ones.
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