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SRS Deck Generator from Frequency List

· Last updated：2026-08-11

Paste a bilingual vocabulary list and export an Anki-compatible deck that auto-splits each entry into recognition, recall, and cloze cards with POS, IPA, and example sentences, plus an SM-2 scheduling preview.

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What this tool helps you do

Converts a pasted bilingual word list (word ↔ translation, optionally with rank / part-of-speech / IPA columns) into a ready-to-import Anki deck. Each vocabulary entry is expanded into up to three note types: a Basic recognition card (word → meaning), a Basic recall card (meaning → word), and a Cloze fill-in-the-blank card. Output is a ZIP of per-card-type TSV files using Anki's official metadata headers, so you can import straight into a fresh deck. Also includes an SM-2 review-interval preview so learners understand the spaced-repetition schedule Anki inherits.

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Key facts

Category
Education
Input types
textarea, select, text, checkbox
Output type
file
Sample coverage
4
API ready
Yes

Overview

Create an Anki-compatible vocabulary deck from a pasted bilingual list. The tool parses tab-, comma-, semicolon-, or pipe-separated entries, generates recognition, recall, and cloze cards, and exports the selected card types as TSV files in a ZIP archive with an optional SM-2 scheduling preview.

When to use

  • You have a bilingual frequency list and want to turn it into Anki cards quickly.
  • You need both word-to-meaning recognition and meaning-to-word recall practice.
  • You want to add cloze cards and review the expected SM-2 scheduling intervals.

How it works

  1. 1Paste a vocabulary list with one entry per line and choose a delimiter or use auto-detection.
  2. 2Select the column layout for word, translation, rank, part of speech, and IPA data.
  3. 3Choose recognition, recall, and/or cloze card generation, then optionally set the cloze language, template, and deck name.
  4. 4Generate the deck to receive a ZIP containing Anki-ready TSV files, a README, summary.csv, and an SM-2 preview when enabled.

Use cases

  • Language learners can convert frequency lists into structured Anki decks for recognition, recall, and cloze practice.
  • Teachers can prepare vocabulary decks with rank, part-of-speech, and IPA fields for classroom study.
  • Self-study users can create separate card sets, such as recognition and recall only, for a focused review routine.

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Who it's for

Best for

  • Convert content in the browser.
  • Workflows where Delimiter matters, such as Auto-detect or Tab.
  • The “EN↔ZH animal vocabulary → 3-type deck” workflow, done in one pass.

Not ideal for

  • Fully automated batch jobs — this page is built for interactive use; use the API endpoint for scripts.
  • Content in other formats — this tool expects content.

Edge cases & common failures

  • Very large files

    Large files take longer and can hit browser memory limits — try a smaller sample first.

  • Skipping the output check

    Compare the first rows or pages of the output with the input before using it in production.

  • Files from unusual exporters

    Some files use format variants that do not convert cleanly — if the output looks wrong, re-save the file from the app that created it and try again.

Examples

1. English–Chinese animal vocabulary deck

Language learner

Background

A learner has a short English–Chinese list containing cat, dog, and rabbit and wants several practice directions.

Problem

Creating recognition, recall, and cloze cards manually would duplicate the same vocabulary entries.

How to use

Paste the three tab-separated word–translation rows, select the tab delimiter and Word → Translation layout, then enable all three card types.

Deck name: Animal Vocab; cloze language: English; SM-2 preview: enabled.

Outcome

The tool reports 3 entries × 3 card types and creates a ZIP with recognition, recall, and cloze TSV files, plus a README and summary.csv.

2. Spanish verb deck with rank and part of speech

Spanish learner

Background

A learner has ranked Spanish verbs with columns for rank, word, part of speech, and English translation.

Problem

The learner wants bidirectional vocabulary practice without generating cloze cards.

How to use

Paste the tab-separated four-column list, choose Rank → Word → POS → Translation, enable recognition and recall, and disable cloze generation.

FAQ

What input does the tool accept?

It accepts a pasted bilingual vocabulary list in TSV, CSV, semicolon-separated, pipe-separated, or one-entry-per-line format.

Which column layouts are supported?

Supported layouts include word and translation, plus optional rank, part of speech, and IPA columns.

Which card types can it generate?

It can generate recognition, recall, and cloze cards. You can enable or disable each type.

What does the output contain?

The output is a ZIP containing per-card-type TSV files with Anki metadata headers, a README, and summary.csv.

What is the SM-2 preview?

It shows a review-interval preview based on the SM-2 scheduling model when the option is enabled.

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