Quizlet: More than Flashcards

Education

7.1~~/10~~

Our score

★ 4.7 Google Play·50M+ installs

Reviewed by Editorial Team, ScoredApps editorial · updated 2026-10-06

Screenshots

Flashcard screen 16 of 20 showing a cone diagram, the formula V = 1/3 pi r squared h and a green Got it banner

Study Guide titled Cells and Mitosis with a numbered key-concepts list and a terms table starting with Interphase and Prophase

Textbook solution screen with Step 1 and Step 2 of a physics center-of-mass problem, equations and written explanations

Quiz question about the inferior heart chambers over a heart diagram, with Ventricles ticked as the correct answer

Study set Cells, Cells, Cells! with 24 terms, a Success study set downloaded banner and Flashcards and Learn buttons

Quizlet home screen with a search bar, an Expert solutions row showing a Physics textbook and a 3-day streak badge

About Quizlet: More than Flashcards

Quizlet is free for flashcards and the Match game, but Learn, full Test sessions and offline study sit behind a Plus subscription, and the app shows ads. Around the card decks it adds AI Study Guides, Audio Notes recorded from lectures, Ask Quizlet and Expert Solutions for textbook problems. The catch is the paywall: free accounts get one practice Test per set and a limited number of Learn rounds.

App information

DeveloperQuizlet Inc

Version10.54 (Android) · 10.55 (iOS)

Size279 MB (iOS)

Price / In-appFree

Contains adsYes

In-app purchasesYes

Content rating4+

Requires (Android)Android 8.0+

Requires (iOS)iOS 17+

Offline modeFlashcards and Match in the iOS and Android apps; the eight most recent sets are saved automatically

Interface languagesNL, EN, FR, DE, ID, IT + 11 more

Store rating (Google Play)4.7 from 918,692 ratings

Installs50M+

Updated by developer2026-10-05

Data checked2026-10-06

Specs come from the official store listings and were last checked on 2026-10-06. Developers change pricing and requirements — check the store page before installing.

Quizlet Review: Deep Study Tools, but Learn and Test Sit Behind a Paywall

Flashcards, Match and one Test per set: where free ends

Free accounts keep the core of the app: Flashcards, Match, and sets built from words, images and audio, either your own or public ones. Past that, the gates are specific. Test gives a free account one practice test per flashcard set, Learn gives a limited number of rounds per set, and Diagram sets and rich-text formatting are Plus-only. Study Guides and Practice Tests are open to free users in a trimmed form, and standard high-school Expert Solutions cost nothing, while college-level textbooks allow only a limited number of free solutions. Teachers can lift part of the wall: students added to a class get unlimited, ad-free Learn and Test, but only on sets opened from the class page rather than the home screen.

Study Guides, Audio Notes and Ask Quizlet: AI that starts from your notes

The AI tools take your material as input rather than inventing a course. Study Guides turn pasted or uploaded notes into an outline plus a linked flashcard set, and the mobile app also accepts a photo. Audio Notes records a lecture in the iOS or Android app and builds a guide from it; on the website an audio upload can run up to five hours or 500 MB, and summaries come out in English, French or German. Ask Quizlet takes up to three files at a time, PPTX, DOCX, PDF or images, at 25 MB each on mobile, and can turn an answer into editable flashcards. The limits are real: Practice Tests cannot be generated from audio, Ask Quizlet forgets the chat when you leave the page, and age gates run from 14 in the US to 18 in Germany and France.

Ads, $9.99 to $44.99 in-app products and what the data labels say

The App Store lists in-app products named Plus, Plus Unlimited, Teacher and Go, priced from $9.99 to $44.99, and Google Play shows items from $1.99 to $44.99; confirm the current price in the app, since it varies by region. Plus carries monthly usage limits and Plus Unlimited is the uncapped tier, while the Family Plan is annual with no free trial. Both stores flag ads in the app. If a subscription lapses, sets, folders and classes stay, but premium formatting is stripped from any term you edit afterwards. On privacy, Apple's label lists purchase history, coarse location, user content, search history and usage data among data that may be used to track you. Google's Data safety section says location and personal info may be shared, with encryption in transit and deletion on request.

Pros

Flashcards and Match stay free, with images and audio on cards
Audio Notes turns a recorded lecture into a study guide and flashcards
Ask Quizlet accepts up to three files: PDF, DOCX, PPTX or images
Offline mode auto-saves your eight most recently used sets
High-school Expert Solutions are free, and a barcode scan finds your textbook
Students in a teacher's class get unlimited, ad-free Learn and Test

Cons

Learn and full Test sit behind Plus; free accounts get one test per set
Offline study is listed as a subscription feature and covers only Flashcards and Match
Importing term lists from documents works only on the website, not in the app
Apple's privacy label lists location and purchase history among data used for tracking

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Verdict

The 7.1 reflects a broad toolset, Flashcards, Match, Study Guides, Audio Notes and Expert Solutions in one app, held back by a paywall on Learn, full Test and offline sets, ads on free accounts and a tracking-heavy privacy label. Take it if you study from your own notes or a class set, especially when a teacher's class unlocks Learn and Test. Skip it if you want unlimited free adaptive practice; AnkiMobile Flashcards, Duolingo or Gauth fit those jobs better.

Core function8.5Flashcards, Match, Study Guides, Audio Notes and Ask Quizlet cover note-taking through test prep in one app.

Ease of use7.5Importing term lists is website-only and Ask Quizlet loses its chat on exit; some reviewers call navigation hard.

Monetisation5.5Learn, full Test and Diagram sets need Plus, offline study is listed as paid; free users get one Test per set.

Performance7.0The iOS install is 279 MB, and offline mode saves eight sets and runs only Flashcards and Match.

Privacy & permissions6.0Apple's label lists purchase history and coarse location for tracking; Google says location and personal info may be shared.

7.1out of 10 · weighted average of the five scores above

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Frequently asked questions

Is Quizlet free on iPhone and Android?

The app is free to install, and Flashcards, Match, set creation and high-school Expert Solutions cost nothing. Learn gives free accounts a limited number of rounds per set, Test gives one practice test per set, and offline study is listed among the paid features. Both stores flag ads. Students in a teacher's class get unlimited, ad-free Learn and Test for the sets added to that class.

Can Quizlet make flashcards from my lecture recording or notes?

Yes. Study Guides turn pasted or uploaded notes into an outline with a linked flashcard set, and Audio Notes does the same from a lecture recorded in the iOS or Android app. Audio summaries come out in English, French or German. Free users get limited access to Study Guides, and Practice Tests cannot be generated from audio.

How much does Quizlet Plus cost and is it worth it?

The App Store lists Quizlet's in-app products from $9.99 to $44.99, and Google Play from $1.99 to $44.99, so the price depends on tier and billing period; check the plan screen in the app, as prices vary by region. Plus has monthly usage limits and Plus Unlimited is the uncapped tier. If you only use Flashcards and Match, the free version is enough.

Does Quizlet work offline and what happens if I cancel?

Offline study works in the iOS and Android apps, but only for Flashcards and Match, and Quizlet auto-saves your eight most recent sets; others need a manual download. If a subscription ends, the account returns to free, your sets, folders and classes stay, and premium formatting is removed from terms you edit later. Cancel a trial at least 24 hours before renewal.

What data does Quizlet collect, and what are the alternatives?

Apple's label lists purchase history, coarse location, user content, search history and identifiers as data that may be used to track you, while Google's Data safety section lists location and personal info as possibly shared. Scanning a textbook barcode asks for camera access. For spaced repetition, AnkiMobile Flashcards is a paid iPhone app at $24.99; Duolingo suits language lessons, and Gauth suits photo-based homework help.