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Paste notes → a real Anki `.apkg` deck

Most "notes to Anki" tools hand you a CSV and leave you to fight the import screen. NoteDeck builds an actual Anki deck file you double-tap to open — on iPhone, Android or desktop. Class notes, copied Quizlet terms, a vocab list: paste it below. Everything runs in your browser, so your notes never leave your device.

1. Paste your notes (one card per line, or term/definition on alternating lines)

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2. Preview — 0 cards

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Download the .apkg.
Phone: tap the file → "Open in AnkiMobile / AnkiDroid". Desktop: double-click it, or File → Import.
The deck appears with your chosen name. Nothing to map, no header row to fix.

Don't have clean notes? I'll build the deck for you $19 · 24 hours

The tool above is free forever and always will be. But it needs tidy lines. If what you actually have is a 60-slide lecture deck, a messy PDF, a textbook chapter or a syllabus, send it over and I'll turn it into a study-ready Anki deck by hand:

Real cards, not dumped bullet points — one fact per card, phrased as a question you can actually answer
Cloze deletions where they beat Q&A (definitions, dates, sequences, formulas)
Split into subdecks by topic, duplicates merged, junk slides dropped
You get a single .apkg back by email — plus the CSV if you want to keep editing

How it works, plainly: pay the $19 → Stripe emails you a receipt → forward that receipt with your notes attached (PDF, .docx, .pptx, slides, or just pasted text) to [email protected]. Your deck comes back within 24 hours. Up to ~60 pages or ~150 slides per order. If you don't like the deck, say so and I refund you in full — no questions, no argument. This is a one-person operation and delivery is manual, which is exactly why the guarantee is unconditional.

Get my deck built — $19

How do I export my Quizlet set? (since Quizlet removed export)

Quizlet removed the export button for most users, but you can still copy your terms: open the set, scroll to the term list, select all the terms with your mouse (click before the first term, drag to the last), copy, and paste here. NoteDeck auto-detects Quizlet's term/definition layout. For very large sets, zoom out first (Ctrl/Cmd + minus) so you can select everything in one go.