Built-in browser tab

Make Anki cards from any webpage.

Enter a web address and the page opens inside Clozely, in a real browser tab. Highlight the sentence that matters, pick the word to hide, and the finished card goes to Anki. No extension to install, and nothing to copy into another app.

Windows & macOS · Free · Works with Anki

Whatever you read on the web.

Reference wikis, journal articles and abstracts, question banks, any website. If you can open it in a browser, you can highlight it into cards.

A real browser tab

The page opens inside Clozely with your card panel beside it. You read and whatever you highlight becomes a card.

Cards remember the page

Each card keeps the page it came from. Click it later and Clozely reopens that page and scrolls to your highlight.

Figures work too

Drag a box around a chart or diagram to put it on a card, or cover its labels for image occlusion, the same as in a PDF.

One deck from many sources

Web highlights land in the same library as your PDF and lecture cards, share decks and tags, and can export together in one send.

Questions, answered

Is this a browser extension?

No. The browser is inside Clozely, so the page and your card panel sit side by side in one window, with nothing to install in another browser.

Does it work with sites I have to log into?

Yes. You sign in inside the tab the way you normally would.

Can I make cards from a Wikipedia article?

Yes. Open the article, highlight a sentence, pick the blank, send it to Anki.

What if the page changes later?

Your cards are yours and don't depend on the page staying put. If the text has moved when you jump back, the card still reads and reviews normally.

Start making cards from webpages today.

The app is free, with no credit card required. The built-in web viewer is part of it.