Flashcards

Study while playing Minecraft!

by Ninjaking312Utility

Fabric

Loaders: Fabric
Downloads on Modrinth: 3.5K
Followers on Modrinth: 69
versions: 15
Updated: September 18, 2026Sep 18
Published: in 2024

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At a glance

Runs on Fabric

For Minecraft 1.21–26.3

Client only — no need to install it on the server

Latest version — 2.1.0-26.3 from September 18, 2026

Requires Fabric API

License MIT — free

Where it's needed

In gamerequiredOn servernot needed

Install in the game only; not needed on the server

Game versions1.21–26.3

Flashcards

Basically flashcards but inside Minecraft so you can study while playing.

Configuration

Flashcards Config Menu Pressing the H key will open the config menu above. Here you can set the number of minutes between each question and toggle it on/off. When toggled off, you can press the G key (for 1.21.6+ this keybind may conflict with vanilla) to prompt a question on-demand. Pressing the "Edit Questions" button will open the screen below.

Flashcards edit questions screen

Here you can add, edit and delete questions. Questions can be seperated into different categories for organisational purposes. Clicking the green tick next to a category's name will enable/disable the questions in that category.

Other stuff

Additional Config

Pressing the "Additional Config..." button on the main config screen will open the menu above. Here you can set rewards/punishments for getting a question correct/wrong via commands. By default, there are no rewards/punishments set. You can do something simple like the image above or you can do something fancier. For example, you can create a loot table in a datapack and use the loot command to give you randomised loot each time you get a question correct.

For convenience, a default datapack with some presets is provided at .minecraft/config/flashcards/flashcards-dp.zip. To use it, copy the ZIP file into the datapacks folder of your world. The presets include:

function flashcards:presets/random-bad-effect
function flashcards:presets/random-good-effect
function flashcards:presets/random-bad-mob
loot give @s loot flashcards:presets/random-bad-item
loot give @s loot flashcards:presets/random-good-item

Importing from Anki

Export your flashcards from Anki as a plain TXT file without HTML and media references. Rename the exported file to "anki.txt" and put it into the .minecraft/config/flashcards/questions/ folder. On startup, the mod will automatically convert that TXT file into the mod's own JSON files. You can import multiple different Anki decks at once as long as the word "anki" is in the name of each TXT file.

If you want to include images in your export, ensure "HTML and media references" is checked. Then, copy the image files from Anki's media folder into .minecraft/config/flashcards/media/.

Importing from CSV/TSV

Place your CSV/TSV files into the .minecraft/config/flashcards/questions/ folder. On startup, the mod will automatically convert these files into the mod's own JSON files. The format is as follows:

QUESTION_TEXTANSWER_TEXTQUESTION_IMAGE_FILENAME

QUESTION_IMAGE_FILENAME is optional. Copy the corresponding images into .minecraft/config/flashcards/media/.

Credit to this Reddit post for the original idea of this mod.

FAQ

How to install Flashcards?

Install Fabric for your Minecraft version, download Flashcards for the same version and loader, put the file into the mods folder and launch the game with the loader profile.

Which Minecraft versions does Flashcards support?

Flashcards has builds for Minecraft 1.21–26.3.

Is Flashcards needed on the server?

Client only — no need to install it on the server

License and source

MIT Licensefree to use and share with credit to the author

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