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CramPack
About CramPack
CramPack transforms class notes, slides, and PDFs into concise review cards for exam preparation. Users paste text or upload files in PDF, Word, TXT, or Markdown formats. The tool first filters high-yield content and generates a smaller set of focused cards called sprint cards. A first-pass AI analysis creates a review map showing core concepts, likely comparison questions, and low-yield details, allowing users to verify direction before card generation. Students can adjust card quantity, ordering, answer density, and candidate points. Each card focuses on a single knowledge point with concise wording, highlighted terms, and hidden source snippets. The final pack is intentionally smaller to facilitate review before exams. Cards can be edited, exported as Anki CSV or PDF, and reviewed in flip mode with autosave functionality.
Key features
- Local file parsing for PDF, Word, TXT, and Markdown
- First-pass AI analysis producing review maps
- Adjustable card quantity and ordering
- Editable cards with highlighted terms
- Export options to Anki CSV and PDF
- Flip mode for review with autosave
- Hidden source snippets on cards
- Skip list for excluding low-value content
Use cases
- Turning lecture slides into concept contrast cards
- Converting chapter summaries into process and definition cards
- Transforming case notes into elements and rule cards
Pros
- Processes multiple file formats including PDF, Word, TXT, and Markdown
- Generates a review map before creating cards to guide selection
- Supports local file parsing without storing originals
- Offers free daily generations with optional paid plans
- Provides editable cards with highlighted terms and autosave
Cons
- Requires credits for generation beyond free daily limit
- No free tier beyond three daily generations
- Limited to text-based input formats
- Output is constrained to flashcard format
Frequently asked questions about CramPack
What is CramPack and what does it do?
CramPack transforms class notes, slides, and PDFs into concise review cards called sprint cards for exam preparation. It filters high-yield content and generates focused cards to help students memorize key concepts efficiently.
Who is CramPack designed for?
CramPack is designed for students who need to review large amounts of material before exams. It works best with text from slides, class notes, chapter summaries, and similar exam-focused content.
How does CramPack generate review cards?
CramPack first performs an AI analysis to create a review map of core concepts, likely comparison questions, and low-yield details. Users can then generate focused cards based on this map, adjusting quantity, ordering, and answer density.
What file formats does CramPack support?
CramPack supports PDF, Word, TXT, and Markdown files. Users can paste text directly or upload files for processing.
Can I edit the generated cards before exporting?
Yes, each card is editable. Users can modify the title, answer, and highlighted terms before exporting the final pack.
How can I export the review cards?
Review cards can be exported as Anki CSV or PDF. The tool also supports flip mode for reviewing cards with autosave functionality.