Export Quizlet flashcards and vocab lists to TXT, CSV, JSON, PDF, Anki — or import them straight into Knowt. No account required, no server.

Web — quickcards.oseifert.ch Paste a vocab list, JSON, CSV, TSV, Markdown table, or TOML and get exports. Nothing to install. Share the URL and the export reproduces on the other side.
Chrome extension — install instructions Works directly on Quizlet set pages: floating banner, one-click copy, merge multiple open tabs, and one-click import into Knowt. Fetches cards from Quizlet's web API; the Knowt import uses your existing Knowt session — no extra login.
{term,definition}, {front,back}, tuples, flat key→value), JSON Lines, quoted CSV, TSV, Markdown tables, TOML.apkg| Popup | Export | Anki picker |
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| PDF vocab list | PDF flashcards | Merge sets |
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| Knowt import — form | Knowt import — importing |
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├── extension/ Chrome extension — source, build, manifest
├── website/ SvelteKit web app — hosted at quickcards.oseifert.ch
├── assets/ Shared screenshots
└── LICENSE MIT
extension/README.md — install, dev, releasewebsite/README.md — dev, architecture, deployExtension — TypeScript, Bun, Alpine.js (CSP build), Tailwind v4, jsPDF + hyphen, ankipack + sql.js, Chrome Extension Manifest V3
Web — SvelteKit 2, Svelte 5 (runes), Tailwind v4, shadcn-svelte, Lucide, lz-string, jsPDF, ankipack, sql.js
# Extension
cd extension
bun install
bun run build # → extension/dist/
bun run dev # Vite preview of popup HTML
# Web
cd website
bun install
bun run dev # localhost:5173
bun run build # → website/build/ (static)
bun test # parser unit tests (73)
Extension — push a version tag, GitHub Actions builds and zips, publishes a GitHub Release with auto-generated notes.
git tag v1.3.1 && git push origin v1.3.1
Web — main auto-deploys to Vercel (static build, pure client-side, no runtime server).
MIT · © Oliver Seifert
quick-cards is Export Quizlet flashcards and vocab lists — web app + Chrome extension. It is built with TypeScript, Svelte, HTML, CSS, JavaScript and maintained by Oliver Seifert.
quick-cards is primarily written in TypeScript (43% of the codebase). Other languages used include Svelte (28%), HTML (26%), CSS (2%), JavaScript (1%).
quick-cards is released under the MIT license.