Add audio and images to cards
Add images and recorded audio to either side of a card, format text with bold and links, and know how media behaves on Apple Watch.
Swiftflip guides and help.
Short walkthroughs for setup, imports and steadier study.
Use these guides to learn the workflow, solve common setup questions and get more from spaced repetition.
Add cards from other apps
Use the Swiftflip share sheet to turn selected text, a link or an image from another app into a flashcard without opening Swiftflip first.
Add widgets and the watch complication
Put a due-card count on your Home Screen, Lock Screen and Apple Watch face with Swiftflip widgets and the Due Cards complication.
Build a Smart Deck
Create a Smart Deck that gathers cards by rules like due status, streak, last practiced, images, decks and folders, and updates itself.
Export and back up your library
Save a complete Swiftflip Archive or a CSV of your cards, preview a backup with Quick Look and restore it later through Import.
Generate flashcards with AI
Use Apple Intelligence to build a deck from a topic, add AI cards to a deck you already have and fill in the other side of a card.
Import an Anki deck
Bring Anki decks into Swiftflip from apkg or colpkg files, including images, audio and formatting, and learn what does and does not transfer.
Move your Quizlet sets to Swiftflip
Export a Quizlet set, turn it into a CSV with a front and back column and import it into Swiftflip with spaced repetition.
Organize decks with folders
Group related decks into folders, move decks in and out and see a combined due count, with Smart Decks for rule-based grouping.
Restore deleted decks and cards
Find Recently Deleted, restore a deck, card, folder or Smart Deck within 30 days and permanently remove anything you no longer need.
Set up study reminders
Turn on Swiftflip reminders, choose how often they arrive and understand why the on and off switch is set on each device.
How to import a CSV file into Swiftflip
Move existing flashcards into Swiftflip from a CSV file exported from Quizlet, Notion, a spreadsheet or another flashcard app.
Keyboard shortcuts in Swiftflip on Mac
A quick reference for practice, deck, card, formatting, file and Insights shortcuts in Swiftflip on Mac.
Practice flashcards on Apple Watch
Set up the Apple Watch app, learn the gestures and find the settings that change how watch practice feels.
Use Handoff to continue practice across devices
Start a Swiftflip session on iPhone and pick it up on iPad or Mac without losing your place.
How Swiftflip helps you memorize and learn
Create your first deck, import existing cards and build a daily study habit across all your Apple devices.