Turn Lecture Slides Into Flashcards
A PowerPoint or Google Slides deck is already broken into key points — exactly what a flashcard needs. Export it to PDF, upload it, and AvaStudy turns the deck into a finished set you can study 20+ ways.
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How it works
Export the deck to PDF
In PowerPoint or Google Slides, choose File → Download / Export → PDF. That one step is all the conversion needed — then upload the PDF.
It reads every slide
AvaStudy works through the whole deck and pulls the terms, definitions and points worth knowing off each slide — not just the title slide.
Your deck is ready
Flip through the cards right away, or jump into quizzes, matching and games built from the same slides.
One upload, the whole game library
Everything below is built from the same material — no extra work required.
Getting the best result
PowerPoint and Slides are not read directly
.pptx and Google Slides links cannot be uploaded as-is. Export to PDF first — it takes one step and keeps every slide, including the ones with the definitions on them.
Bullet-point slides convert best
Decks where each slide states a term and explains it give AvaStudy clean pairs. A deck that is mostly images or one word per slide will produce fewer cards — pair it with your notes in the same upload.
Speaker notes are not included
A PDF export captures the slides, not the presenter notes underneath. If the real content lives in the notes, print/export with notes included, or paste them in alongside.
Common questions
How do I convert a PowerPoint to flashcards?↓
Can I upload a .pptx file directly?↓
Does it read all the slides or just the first few?↓
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Free to start. No credit card required.
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