Turn a lecture video into flashcards
Watching a lecture or explainer is passive — you forget most of it. Grab the video's transcript, paste it into Cram, and its AI turns the key points into flashcards you'll actually remember.
Built on the study methods research ranks highest — active recall and spaced repetition.
See the researchHow it works
Copy the transcript
On YouTube, open the description and tap “Show transcript,” then copy the text. Or paste your own notes from the video.
AI builds the deck
Add the transcript to Cram and its AI writes clear question-and-answer flashcards from the key points.
Review until it sticks
Study your new deck with spaced repetition that schedules each card right before you'd forget it.
Turn passive watching into recall
A video you watched once fades fast. Flashcards turn it into something you can actively test yourself on.
Keep the key points
Cram pulls the facts and concepts out of a long transcript so you're not re-scrubbing the video.
No account, offline
No sign-up, and your deck lives on your device for review anytime.
Video is a great way to first encounter an idea and a poor way to retain it. Cram bridges the gap: paste a lecture's transcript and it converts the material into active-recall flashcards, then spaces your reviews so the content sticks long after the video ends. It works the same way with web articles and any link you paste. See everything Cram can turn into a deck, or compare it with Quizlet, Knowt, and Anki.
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