Quizlet alternative

A Quizlet alternative that writes the cards for you

Quizlet is widely known for its huge library of flashcard sets that other people made. Chomp starts from your own class notes instead: upload a PDF, slides or a photo, and it writes the flashcards, a summary and the key terms in about a minute.

Every feature free for your first 7 days, no card needed.

A Chomp flashcard that asks what molecule enters the Krebs cycle, with a Show answer button under it

How it works

  1. Upload what your class gave you.

    A PDF, slides, a Word doc, photos of your notes or the whiteboard, a Google Doc or Slides file, or text you paste in.

  2. Chomp writes the pack.

    Flashcards with full questions and answers, a short summary and the key terms.

  3. Study the cards.

    Spaced repetition brings back the ones you miss right before you'd forget them.

How Chomp is different

When Quizlet may fit better

You want a ready-made set on a common topic, or a classroom game your teacher runs.

When Chomp may fit better

Your test is on your own notes, slides or handouts, and you'd rather not type every card yourself.

You can use both

Make a pack in Chomp from your notes, and still browse shared sets when you want more practice.

Questions

Is Chomp free?

Chomp has a free plan. Your first pack needs no account, a free account keeps up to 3 study packs (up to 2 new a day), and every feature is free for your first 7 days, no card needed.

Can I bring my Quizlet sets into Chomp?

There's no direct import. You can paste the terms and definitions in as notes, and Chomp builds a pack from them.

Is Chomp part of Quizlet?

No. Chomp is an independent study app and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Quizlet.

Who is it for?

Students in high school and college, 13 and up.

A Quizlet alternative that writes the cards for you

Make a pack from my notes

Free to start, no card needed.

Quizlet is a trademark of Quizlet, Inc. Chomp isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Quizlet.