# Flashcards.world App Guide — Smart Card Editor, Auto-Cloze, Image Occlusion, Voice & LaTeX > Step-by-step mastery of the Flashcards.world Smart Card Editor: creating atomic cards, Auto-Cloze brackets, Smart Split, Bidirectional (Reverse) toggle, Image Occlusion with OCR, LaTeX math, microphone audio recording, and Mnemonic fields. - **Canonical URL:** https://flashcards.world/flashcards/sets/a23eb42d-ca39-4b10-aea8-d062cfa39ac6/ - **Markdown URL:** https://flashcards.world/flashcards/sets/a23eb42d-ca39-4b10-aea8-d062cfa39ac6.md - **Level:** basic - **Languages:** en → en - **Total Cards:** 32 ## Flashcards (32 Cards) | # | Front (Term / Prompt) | Back (Definition / Answer) | Example | Multiple-Choice Options | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 1 | How do you write inline and block mathematical or chemical formulas using LaTeX in the Flashcards.world editor? | Wrap inline expressions in single dollar signs like `$\Delta G = \Delta H - T\Delta S$` and multi-line display equations in double dollar signs like `$$\sum_{i=1}^{n} i = \frac{n(n+1)}{2}$$`. | | | | 2 | What are the three Expertise Levels (`basic`, `intermediate`, `advanced`) available when organizing decks in Flashcards.world? | Every deck can be tagged with a progressive difficulty tier—`basic` (foundations), `intermediate` (mechanisms & applied rules), or `advanced` (complex vignettes & edge cases)—matching the 6-set progressive curriculum architecture. | | | | 3 | What are the two ways to create a Cloze Deletion inside the Flashcards.world Smart Card Editor? | 1. Highlight any word or phrase and click the `[…]` Cloze toolbar button (which wraps it in `[term]` or `{{c1::term}}`); 2. Type `[answer]` or `[answer\|hint]` directly in the editor. | | | | 4 | How do you create an 'Image Occlusion' card from an anatomical diagram, chart, or geography map in Flashcards.world? | Click the Image / Occlusion button in the editor, upload or paste your diagram image, and either (1) draw rectangular mask boxes over the labels you want to hide, or (2) run Auto-OCR to automatically detect and mask all text labels on the image. | | | | 5 | What does the 'Star / Bookmark (`⭐`)' button on a flashcard do during study or editing? | It flags the card as a favorite or high-priority review item so you can filter exclusively for starred cards in a 5-minute pre-exam sprint. | | | | 6 | How do you add organizational Tags (e.g., `#cardiology`, `#chapter-4`, `#high-yield`) to cards in Flashcards.world? | Add one or more tags in the card editor's Tag bar or apply tags in bulk across selected cards in the deck view, allowing instant tag-based filtering in Custom Quiz and Cram Mode. | | | | 7 | How do you attach an image to the Back of a standard Q&A or Cloze card as a Dual-Coding visual explanation? | Drag-and-drop, paste from clipboard (`Ctrl+V` / `Cmd+V`), or pick an image from your camera/photo library into the Back image slot so the diagram appears automatically whenever you flip the card. | | | | 8 | How do you preview how a newly created Cloze, LaTeX, or Image Occlusion card will look in actual study modes? | Use the live Card Preview toggle in the Smart Editor to test flipping, Tap-to-Peek Cloze blanks, and TTS pronunciation before saving. | | | | 9 | How do you assign Front and Back Language codes (`front_lng` and `back_lng`) to a deck in Flashcards.world? | In Deck Settings, select the specific language for the Front (e.g., `ja` Japanese, `es` Spanish, `en` English) and Back so the app automatically routes each side of the card to the correct native Neural TTS voice and handwriting script tutor. | | | | 10 | How does the 'Auto-Translate Field' button in the Card Editor help language learners create bilingual cards? | When creating a vocabulary card, typing the word on the Front and clicking the Translate icon automatically populates the Back using either cloud translation or the local offline M2M-100 neural model. | | | | 11 | Why can you attach independent audio clips (`🎤`) to BOTH the Front and the Back of a flashcard? | So you can put a target-language audio prompt or clinical heart sound on the Front (`Listen & identify`) and a spoken explanation or native sentence example on the Back. | | | | 12 | How does 'Tap-to-Peek Cloze' work when studying a card that has multiple `[…]` blanks on the front? | Instead of revealing all blanks at once, you can tap or click each individual `[…]` pill on the front of the card to reveal and verify that specific blank one at a time before flipping the full card. | | | | 13 | What does the 'Auto-Cloze Suggest' button in the Smart Card Editor do when you paste a definition sentence? | It analyzes the sentence for key technical nouns, numbers, enzymes, dates, or legal terms and automatically proposes `[…]` cloze masks around the highest-yield targets with one click. | | | | 14 | What happens to your media files (images, occlusion masks, custom voice recordings) when you export or sync a deck? | All attached media assets are content-addressed and synced alongside your card records so your diagrams and audio recordings appear identically on Web, iOS, and Android. | | | | 15 | What is the dedicated 'Mnemonic (`💡`)' field in the Flashcards.world Card Editor, and how does it appear during study? | A structured field for memory hooks, acronyms, etymology, or visual stories that appears with a `💡 Mnemonic` badge on the back of the card (or as an optional hint before flipping), keeping your core answer crisp and uncluttered. | | | | 16 | Does Flashcards.world provide a live preview of LaTeX math and chemical formulas while you type in the Card Editor? | Yes—as soon as you enter `$...$` or `$$...$$`, the editor renders a live visual preview of the typeset equation so you can verify fractions, matrices, integrals, and Greek symbols before saving. | | | | 17 | How can you move or copy selected flashcards from one deck into another deck? | Select the cards in the Deck Editor, click 'Move / Copy to Deck', and choose the destination deck (preserving or resetting their FSRS-6 review history as desired). | | | | 18 | During study, how is the active target mask distinguished from other masked labels on an Image Occlusion card? | The active target mask being tested on the current card is highlighted in a bright accent color with a `?` indicator, while sibling masks remain neutrally covered (in 'Hide All, Guess One' mode) until you flip the card. | | | | 19 | Can you paste a multi-line table or code block into a flashcard in Flashcards.world? | Yes—fenced code blocks with syntax highlighting and compact markdown tables are supported, though for best retention tables should be broken into atomic row cards using Smart Split. | | | | 20 | Does Flashcards.world automatically compress and optimize uploaded images and audio clips for fast offline storage? | Yes—uploaded images and audio recordings are automatically optimized and cached inside your local SQLite/media store so decks load instantaneously offline without bloating device storage. | | | | 21 | Summarize the 6 power tools built into the Flashcards.world Smart Card Editor. | 1. Auto-Cloze `[…]` & Tap-to-Peek; 2. Smart Split; 3. Bidirectional Reverse (`⇄`); 4. Image Occlusion with Auto-OCR; 5. Live LaTeX (`$...$`) & Code formatting; 6. Microphone Recording (`🎤`) & Dedicated Mnemonic (`💡`) fields. | | | | 22 | How does the 'Rich Text & Markdown Formatting' bar work in the Smart Card Editor? | You can highlight key diagnostic words using **Bold**, *Italics*, `Inline Code` (for programming syntax), ordered/unordered lists, and color highlights so the eye locks onto the core target keyword instantly upon flipping. | | | | 23 | How do you attach your own spoken pronunciation, music interval, or clinical auscultation audio to a card? | Tap the Microphone (`🎤`) button on either the Front or Back field in the Card Editor to record audio directly from your device's microphone (or upload an `.mp3`/`.wav`/`.m4a` clip) with instant waveform playback. | | | | 24 | Why should you bold the 1–3 core keywords on the back of a flashcard in the Smart Editor? | Bolded keywords allow your eyes to verify accuracy in <0.5 seconds when flipping a card, reducing visual fatigue across 100+ daily reviews. | | | | 25 | If you edit the text of a card that has a linked Reverse (`⇄`) twin, what happens to the reverse card? | The Smart Editor can keep both directions synchronized or let you customize the prompt phrasing so neither direction contains an accidental giveaway. | | | | 26 | How do you add a context hint to a Cloze blank in Flashcards.world so the blank is never ambiguous? | Use the pipe syntax `[target answer\|hint]` (e.g., `The [mitochondria\|organelle] produces ATP via oxidative phosphorylation`) or Anki syntax `{{c1::mitochondria::organelle}}`, which displays `[… (organelle)]` on the unflipped card. | | | | 27 | How do you clone or fork a public curated curriculum deck from the Flashcards.world library into your personal workspace? | Click 'Study Deck' or 'Add to My Decks' on any curated topic deck to save a personal copy where you can customize cards, add personal mnemonics, and track your own FSRS-6 schedule. | | | | 28 | How do you edit a flashcard on the fly in the middle of a live study session without losing your place in the queue? | Tap the Quick-Edit (`✏️` / shortcut `E`) button right on the study screen, fix the typo, add a `💡 Mnemonic`, or split the card, and hit Save to resume the exact same review session immediately. | | | | 29 | How does 'Auto-OCR Label Detection' speed up Image Occlusion creation in Flashcards.world? | When you upload a labeled diagram, the built-in Optical Character Recognition (OCR) engine scans the image, places bounding boxes around every text label automatically, and lets you toggle which labels to turn into flashcard masks with a single tap. | | | | 30 | What does the 'Smart Split' button in the Card Editor do when you have a long, bloated multi-fact card? | Smart Split automatically decomposes a paragraph or bulleted list into multiple separate, self-contained atomic flashcards so each card adheres to the Minimum Information Principle. | | | | 31 | How does the 'Reverse Card (`⇄`)' toggle work when creating or editing a card in Flashcards.world? | Enabling the `⇄` (Bidirectional / Reverse) toggle automatically generates two linked flashcards from your entry—one testing `Front → Back` and a second testing `Back → Front`—each tracked with its own independent FSRS-6 Stability and Difficulty. | | | | 32 | What is the 'Bulk Card Table / Spreadsheet View' inside the Deck Editor? | A fast tabular view of all cards in your deck where you can search, sort by Difficulty/Lapses/Tags, edit fronts and backs inline, batch-tag, or delete duplicates in seconds. | | | --- Study this deck interactively with FSRS-6 spaced repetition, audio review, and multiple-choice mode at [Flashcards World](https://flashcards.world/flashcards/sets/a23eb42d-ca39-4b10-aea8-d062cfa39ac6/).