Free tool · Photo to cards
Snap a picture of your handwritten notes, a textbook page, or a whiteboard and Brainfy reads it with OCR, then drafts AI flashcards from what it finds — review and keep the ones you want.
Most of your studying lives on paper, slides, and whiteboards — not in a tidy text file. Brainfy uses vision-based OCR to read images, so a photo of your messy lecture notes becomes a clean question-answer deck without retyping a word.
Handwritten notes, a textbook page, or a whiteboard shot all work. No signup needed to try.
Brainfy extracts the text from your photo, including handwriting it can recognise.
It turns the extracted text into question-answer flashcards you can edit, keep, and study with spaced repetition.
Yes — the vision OCR can read legible handwriting. Clearer writing and a well-lit, straight-on photo give the best results; always skim the draft cards and fix any misreads.
Handwritten notes, printed textbook or slide pages, and whiteboards all work. Try to capture one section per photo for cleaner cards.
Brainfy is privacy-first. Your image is processed to read the text and draft cards; the resulting deck is yours and exports to CSV anytime.
Yes — every card is editable before it enters your deck, so you can correct any OCR slips and trim what you do not need.
Yes — free during beta, no ads, no signup needed to try.
Brainfy is built by Aihan Mifthas · Last updated 2026-05-31. Open Brainfy →