ChatGPT flashcards as a link your study group opens on a phone

You pasted your notes into ChatGPT and got 30 flashcards. Now the 4 people in your study group want them on their phones before Thursday's exam. ChatGPT shows flashcards to you. Getting them to everyone else is the part you have to choose.

This guide compares the ways to share them, gives you the prompt for a deck that is a web page of its own, and shows how to publish it at a link. The OpenAI, Quizlet, Anki, and MyQuizGPT pages quoted were read on October 22, 2026.

Ways to share ChatGPT flashcards, compared

If you study alone, ChatGPT's own flashcards may be all you need. To share a deck, Quizlet works from inside ChatGPT and gives you a link to send. Anki is the one built around spaced repetition. A web page of your own fits when your group should open the deck from a link, with nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.

Sources for the table: OpenAI's Flashcards in ChatGPT, Quizlet's help on making sets in ChatGPT, sharing sets, and study modes, Anki's download page and manual on packaged decks, and MyQuizGPT's blog. Convika's row comes from its own code and the test below.

Flashcards inside ChatGPT, and Quizlet from ChatGPT

ChatGPT's own flashcards. Ask for flashcards on a topic, or upload your notes and ask ChatGPT to turn them into flashcards. ChatGPT makes them right in its reply. You tap a card to flip it, then mark ✔️ if you knew it or ❌ to practice it again. The deck is saved in your ChatGPT library. OpenAI's help says nothing about sharing a deck with someone else. A shared chat link lets others view the conversation, but the help doesn't say the cards work there.

Quizlet from ChatGPT. Connect the Quizlet app in ChatGPT, then start your prompt with "@Quizlet", such as "@Quizlet create flashcards for my microbiology exam". ChatGPT turns the conversation into a Quizlet set. Open the set in Quizlet and share it: copy the link and send it to your group. Only public sets can be shared, and published sets are public by default. Learn and Test are Quizlet Plus features, with limited free use per set.

Check every card either way. OpenAI's help says ChatGPT can make mistakes, and suggests checking cards against your notes before an exam.

A deck as a web page of your own: the prompt

Paste this into ChatGPT, and put your cards on the lines under "Cards". If ChatGPT already made your cards, ask it first to list them one per line as front / back, then paste that list in.

Make a flashcards and quiz page as one HTML file, with the CSS and JavaScript inside.

- Title: [Spanish verbs, unit 4]
- Cards (one card per line: front / back):
[hablar / to speak]
[comer / to eat]
- Card mode: one card at a time; tap to flip. Previous, next, shuffle, and "Got it" to set a card aside.
- Quiz mode: [10] questions from the cards, 4 choices each (the wrong choices are other cards' backs). At the end, the score and a list of the cards missed, with "Retry the ones I missed".
- For phones: large text, and every button at least 44px tall.
- Save which cards are learned in the browser. Don't send anything anywhere, and don't use image files.
- Make it work on a phone held upright, and keep the bottom 40px of the screen clear.

The last line keeps the buttons clear of the small Convika bar that Free pages show at the bottom.

Or make it on Convika's flashcards template, with no account. On the flashcards template, write your cards one per line as front / back under What should yours be?, up to 1,000 characters, and say how many quiz questions you want. Click Make my flashcards. Convika's AI makes the deck in the template's format, with no AI credits used. You get a preview to try on your phone, and it works for 3 minutes. To keep it, click Publish and send it to friends, which signs you up free and moves the deck into your account. Use the example as is copies the template's own deck, on the parts of a cell, not your words.

Publish the deck and send the link in 4 steps

1. Save the deck as one HTML file

Download the file if ChatGPT gave you one. If the page is in the chat as code, copy all of it, from <!DOCTYPE html> to </html>. How to publish an HTML page from ChatGPT covers getting the file out of the chat.

2. Upload it and keep the page

Drop the file into the box at the top of this page, or switch to Paste code and paste it. Click Get my preview link to check the layout. The cards won't flip there: that preview runs no scripts, and it works for 3 minutes. Click Keep this page — free, no card and sign up. The page moves into your account, where its scripts run. Click Open preview on the page's screen, and flip a few cards on your phone.

3. Publish it

Click Publish. Under Who can open this page?, choose Public, then click Next. The first time you publish, Convika then asks for a plan. Pro monthly is marked Recommended: Pro ($12 a month, after a free 7-day trial with a card). The Pro 1-year pass is $29, with no renewal. To publish on Free, pick Free and click Publish free. On Free, the deck is published as Public: anyone with the link can open it, and it may show up in search results and in Convika's gallery. To keep it out of both, choose Private link in the first step, which comes with Pro or the pass. The deck goes live at an address like yourpage.convika.page.

4. Send the link, or show the QR code

Paste the link into your group chat. In a room, click Show QR code next to the Live URL, and let people scan it from your screen. Everyone opens the deck in a phone's browser, with no app and no account. How to turn an HTML file into a QR code covers the code in more detail.

What we saw on a phone

We played the flashcards template's example deck at phone size (390 by 844 pixels, with touch) in Chromium and WebKit on October 22, 2026. A tap flipped the first card to its answer. Got it set the card aside, and the count read "1 of 6 learned". After a reload, the count still read "1 of 6 learned": the page keeps it in that browser's storage. The quiz showed 4 choices, each button at least 94 pixels tall, and the page didn't scroll sideways. Apart from loading its fonts and styles, it sent nothing anywhere.

So each person's progress stays on their own phone, in that browser. It doesn't follow them to a laptop, and nobody sees anyone else's.

Change the deck at the same link

Found a wrong card after you sent the link? Fix it in ChatGPT, then upload the changed file under New version from a file on the page's screen, and click Publish. Uploading a new version uses no AI credits. Or type the change into Improve with AI: each Improve with AI edit uses AI credits, 1 on the default model. Free accounts start with 10. The address stays the same, so the link in your group chat and the QR code open the new version.

Don't click Upload an HTML file in the dashboard for a fix. That makes a new page at a new address.

What a flashcards page can't do

• No spaced repetition. The page doesn't schedule when each card comes back. If you want that, use Anki, or Quizlet's Learn.
• No sync and no shared progress. Progress stays in one browser on one device.
• No Anki export. For Anki, ask ChatGPT for the cards as plain text and import them into Anki.
• One deck per page, and Free publishes 1 page at a time. The template makes one deck per page. For several subjects, ask the AI for one page that holds several decks. Publishing a second page asks you to choose: Pro ($12 a month, after a free 7-day trial with a card), or a swap, which turns the live page back into a draft so its link stops opening. Nothing is deleted. This is the rule for workspaces created on or after October 23, 2026. Earlier workspaces keep the plan they signed up for.
• A view allowance on Free. Free includes 10,000 page views a month across your pages. At that many in a month, editing and analytics pause, and 7 days later the pages stop until the month ends or you upgrade. That applies from sign-up to workspaces created on or after October 23, 2026, and from November 1, 2026 to earlier ones. Pricing lists each plan.

Frequently asked questions

Can ChatGPT make flashcards?

Yes. Ask ChatGPT for flashcards on a topic, or upload your notes and ask it to turn them into flashcards. It makes them in its reply, and you tap a card to flip it and mark what you know. The deck is saved in your ChatGPT library. Check each card against your notes, because ChatGPT can make mistakes.

How do I make flashcards with ChatGPT and share them as a link my study group can open on their phones?

Start your prompt with "@Quizlet" to turn the chat into a Quizlet set, then share the set's link. Or ask ChatGPT for one HTML file with flip cards and a quiz, and publish it on Convika's Free plan. Your group opens the link in a phone's browser, with no app and no account, and each person's progress stays on their phone.

Can I use ChatGPT flashcards on my phone?

Yes, in ChatGPT itself: tap a card to flip it, and mark ✔️ or ❌. For a deck other people can open on their phones, publish it as a web page and send the link. On Convika, the page runs in any phone's browser, and the cards each person sets aside are kept in that browser.

How do I turn ChatGPT flashcards into Anki?

Ask ChatGPT for the cards as plain text, one card per line, with the front and back separated by a tab or a semicolon. Save it as a UTF-8 .txt file. Anki imports plain text files whose fields are separated by commas, semicolons, or tabs, and it can guess which one your file uses.

Is there a free flashcard maker with no sign up?

On Convika's flashcards template, you write your cards and click Make my flashcards, with no account and no AI credits. You get a preview that works for 3 minutes. Keeping and publishing it takes a free account with no card. The people you send it to never sign up.

Sources

• Flashcards in ChatGPT (OpenAI) (checked October 22, 2026)
• Sharing conversations and scheduled tasks in ChatGPT (OpenAI) (checked October 22, 2026)
• Create flashcard sets directly in ChatGPT (Quizlet) (checked October 22, 2026)
• Sharing sets and folders (Quizlet) (checked October 22, 2026)
• Studying on Quizlet (Quizlet) (checked October 22, 2026)
• Anki (checked October 22, 2026)
• Importing text files (Anki Manual) (checked October 22, 2026)
• Packaged Decks (Anki Manual) (checked October 22, 2026)
• Can ChatGPT Create Flashcards? (MyQuizGPT) (checked October 22, 2026)