Flashcards
AI-generated flashcards with spaced repetition for long-term retention
What are Flashcards?
BrightClips automatically generates flashcards from video content. Each card tests your knowledge of key concepts, terms, and ideas from the video.
Flashcards review interface
flashcards/flashcards-panel.pngAI Generated
Cards created from video content automatically
Spaced Repetition
Optimized review schedule for retention
Progress Tracking
See your mastery level over time
Reviewing Flashcards
The review process is simple: see the question, try to recall the answer, then rate how well you knew it.
Front of flashcard showing question
flashcards/flashcard-front.pngBack of flashcard showing answer
flashcards/flashcard-back.pngHow to review:
- 1Read the question on the front of the card
- 2Try to recall the answer before flipping
- 3Click to reveal the answer
- 4Rate your recall honestly
Rating Your Recall
After seeing the answer, rate how well you knew it. Your rating determines when you'll see the card again.
Rating buttons: Again, Hard, Good, Easy
flashcards/flashcard-rating.pngAgain
Didn't know it. See again soon.
Hard
Struggled but got it. Short delay.
Good
Knew it well. Normal interval.
Easy
Perfect recall. Longer interval.
Spaced Repetition Algorithm
BrightClips uses a spaced repetition algorithm (similar to SM-2 used by Anki) to schedule your reviews at optimal intervals.
How it works:
First Review
New cards are shown the next day after learning
If rated "Good"
Interval increases to 3 days
Continued success
Interval grows: 7 days, 14 days, 28 days...
If rated "Again"
Card resets to short interval for relearning
Flashcard progress and mastery stats
flashcards/flashcard-progress.pngThe Science Behind Spaced Repetition
Spaced repetition is one of the most well-researched learning techniques, with over 100 years of scientific evidence.
Research Findings (2025):
"Students using spaced-repetition software like Anki scored 6.2 to 10.7% higher on standardized exams compared to those using traditional study methods."
A 2025 study found that medical students using spaced repetition achieved significantly higher post-test scores (16.24 ± 2.37) than control groups (11.89 ± 2.94) with p < 0.0001.
Why Spaced Repetition Works:
- The Forgetting Curve
Memory decays over time. Spaced reviews interrupt this decay at optimal points, strengthening the memory each time.
- Desirable Difficulty
Retrieving information when it's slightly difficult to remember makes the memory stronger than easy retrieval.
- Active Recall
Actively retrieving answers is far more effective than passively re-reading material.
Free vs Pro Access
Pro upgrade prompt for full flashcard access
flashcards/flashcard-pro-prompt.pngFree Tier
- View all flashcards
- Cannot rate or track progress
- No spaced repetition scheduling
Pro TierFULL ACCESS
- Full review with ratings
- Spaced repetition scheduling
- Progress tracking & mastery stats
Next: Quizzes
Learn how quizzes use active recall to test and strengthen your understanding.
Quizzes Guide