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Make a flashcard from anything you're reading

Highlight a passage on PubMed, a journal or a guideline. The AI writes the question and the answer, fills in the source, and files it in your deck — without leaving the tab.

Add to Chrome — it's free

Free with any MeDucation AI account.

Three steps

How it works

From reading something worth keeping to having it in your review queue.

1

Highlight what matters

Select a passage on any page — a PubMed abstract, a guideline, a journal article — and click Make Flashcard. The panel opens beside what you are reading; the tab never changes.

2

The AI writes the question

It turns the passage into a board-style question and answer, fills in the source URL, and picks the deck. Every field is editable before you save, so you keep the wording you want.

3

It is waiting in your deck

The card lands in MeDucation AI on an FSRS review schedule — the same spaced-repetition engine Anki uses — alongside everything else you are studying.

Highlight text on any page and the extension turns it into a flashcard in secondsThe AI writes a board-style question and answer from the highlighted passage, with the source auto-filledThe extension panel opens beside the article, with no copy-paste and no tab-switchingCaptured cards land in your MeDucation AI deck on an FSRS spaced-repetition scheduleThe extension working on NEJM, PubMed and UpToDate

Wherever you read

Where it works

No integration to set up. It runs on the page you are already on.

PubMed & PMC

Abstracts and full text, with the citation carried across.

NEJM, JCO, Blood

Journal articles behind your institutional login.

UpToDate

Point-of-care summaries, while you are looking something up.

NCCN & ASCO guidelines

The recommendation and the footnote under it.

Review sites and blogs

Anything you read to keep current.

Anything else

If the text can be highlighted, it can become a card.

Add it and highlight something

It takes about thirty seconds to install, and the first card you make will tell you whether it is for you.

Add to Chrome — it's free