Turn your Kindle highlights into flashcard decks and study them with spaced repetition. Upload My Clippings.txt or import in one click — free, no signup, private.
Best for Kindle e-readers. Connect your Kindle by USB and upload the My Clippings.txt file — including highlights from sideloaded and personal documents. It's parsed entirely in your browser and never leaves your device.
Best for books purchased on Amazon. Install the free Web Highlights extension, open your Kindle notebook, and import every highlight and note with one click.
Every book you highlighted becomes its own flashcard deck, so you can review one title at a time instead of a giant list of quotes.
Learn each highlight in a session that schedules it for review at the right moment — the proven way to actually remember what you read.
Each highlight is a card you flip and grade. Your Kindle notes come along as the answer side, and you can add your own question anytime.
Your My Clippings.txt file is read on your device and never uploaded — your reading stays private.
Import and start learning without an account. Sign up only when you want your decks and progress saved and synced across devices.
Use the clippings file from your Kindle e-reader, or the free extension on your Kindle notebook for books bought on Amazon.
Upload your Kindle My Clippings.txt file, or import from read.amazon.com/notebook with the free extension.
We show every book we found with its highlight and note counts. Choose the ones you want to study.
Each selected book becomes a flashcard deck of your highlights, ready to review.
Start a spaced-repetition session and let the scheduler bring each highlight back exactly when you're about to forget it.
My Clippings.txt file exists on Kindle e-readers. If you read in the Kindle app, use the free Web Highlights extension on read.amazon.com/notebook instead to import your highlights with one click. My Clippings.txt file from your e-reader is not affected by that cap, so it's the most complete source. My Clippings.txt file is parsed entirely in your browser — it never leaves your device and is not uploaded to any server.