Import Content from a Text Document

Document Preparation1. You can import text data from any word processor, but before you

copy-paste the text from your document to Quizlet, you’ll need to make sure that your list is formatted correctly:• Make sure that each line has only 1 term and 1 definition.• Make sure that the term and definition on the line are separated

by either a tab, comma, or custom symbol.

Acceptable Format Examples:

Terms and definitions are

separated by a tab

or or

Terms and definitions are separated by a

comma

Terms and definitions are separated by a

dash, one of many possible custom

symbols.

Creating a Quizlet Set from Data Import

Note: If you are not logged in when you choose “Make Flashcards” or “Create a Set,” Quizlet will prompt you to make

an account so you can save your material.

2. When you’re ready to import your data, login to Quizlet and select “Create Set” in the home bar, or click the “Make Flashcards” button to get started with set creation.

Setting Up to Import

3. Fill in your title, description and subject information for your flashcard set.

4.Choose your set’s languages.

5. Select “Import Data” to begin importing content from any text document.

Importing Data into Quizlet6. Make sure to

change the choices at the top of the form to match the formatting choices you made in your document.

7. Then copy and paste the data into the large, blank box.

Tip: Use the “Live Import Preview” to check that the import has gone well; if there aren’t any formatting errors, it should be color-coded green!

8. When you’re done, click “Import”

Publishing a Set4. After clicking “Import,” you should see the entire set of data

you pasted. If everything looks good, click “Create Set” to publish it & start studying!

Congratulations on importing a Quizlet set!If you need more help, stop by our Help page or reach us through

quizlet.com/feedback. Happy Studying!