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Glossary
OCR flashcards explained
Optical character recognition helps you skip typing, but language learners still need review, cleanup, and structure before study.
OCR flashcards are draft cards created when optical character recognition reads text from photos, screenshots, or scans. The OCR layer turns pixels into editable fields; it does not decide which lines deserve to become study prompts.
In plain terms
OCR saves typing time—it does not replace the review pass that makes a card worth memorizing.
Why this matters
Thai study material often arrives as messy captures: skewed textbook photos, LINE screenshots, or worksheets with mixed scripts. OCR flashcards let you start from those sources, but only review turns noisy text into unambiguous questions.
How Cramblr handles this
Cramblr runs extraction on uploaded pages, then routes every suggestion through a review screen where you edit, tag, approve, or reject.
The workflow is built for photo-first learners who need speed at capture and control at approval—not a black-box generator.
Related reading
Continue with nearby topics in the same workflow—import, review, then study or export.
Keep exploring the workflow
Start with the pillar that matches your question, then follow the linked guides for the next step.
Ready to try the workflow?
Upload your study pages, review the extracted cards, and export only the material you want to keep in Anki.