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Quizlet Exporter

This extension adds an Export button to any Quizlet set. Click it to download your flashcards and quiz questions as CSV, Anki, JSON, PDF and more.

Downloads are free · no account · files built in your browser.

From the makers of Super NotebookLM Exporter
A Quizlet test page with the exporter detecting its 15 questions, ready to export
The missing button

Why is there no export button on Quizlet?

Looking for the export button on Quizlet and cannot find it? You are not the only one. Most sets do not have one.

And when Quizlet did offer an export, it only gave you the terms and definitions. Never the test questions. Never the answer choices. Nothing you could print.

This extension does not use that button. It reads the set that is already open in your browser. So it works either way.

Install, click, done

How to export a Quizlet set

1

Install

Add Quizlet Exporter from the Chrome Web Store, then refresh Quizlet.

2

Open a set

Any set, or its Test page. An Export button appears at the bottom right.

3

Cards or quiz

Pick which one you want. The panel says how many it found.

4

Pick a format

CSV, Anki, PDF, JSON — whatever the next tool needs.

5

Get your file

It downloads straight away. No sign-up, no watermark.

Not just flashcards

It exports the quiz too, with the real answers

Most Quizlet exporters only give you terms and definitions. This one also reads the Test page, so you get the real questions, the real answer choices, and the correct answer for each one.

  • Real answer choices, not distractors invented from your own terms
  • Auto-graded Google Form in your Drive, correct answer already marked
  • Multiple-select questions stay checkboxes instead of collapsing to one answer
  • Fill-in-the-blank kept as short answer rather than dropped

From set to assignment

Quizlet set Export Graded Google Form

Paper, finally

Print your Quizlet flashcards

Choose PDF and you get a clean, numbered two-column study sheet with a print button built into the page — press Ctrl+P or +P and save it or send it to the printer.

  • Flashcards lay out as a study sheet, term beside definition
  • Quizzes print as a worksheet with the answer key gathered at the end — hand out the questions, keep the key
  • Word and PowerPoint put the answers on their own page and their own slides

No retyping

Set PDF Printer

Where it goes next

Move a Quizlet set to another app

Some of these are built in. For the rest, you download a file and import it yourself. Each card below says which.

Built in

Quizlet to Anki

Choose the Anki option. You get a file that Anki opens with File → Import, with the front and back already in the right columns.

You do not need an add-on, and you do not have to match up the columns yourself.

Built in

Quizlet to Google Forms

Creates a Google Form in your own Google Drive. The correct answers are already marked, so the form grades itself.

This option needs a free MyQuizGPT account, because the form is created for you instead of downloaded.

Built in

Quizlet to Excel or Sheets

Choose CSV. The file opens straight away in Excel, Google Sheets and Numbers, with terms in one column and definitions in the next.

From there you can sort it, filter it, or join several sets into one list.

Via a file

Quizlet to Knowt

There is no one-click button for Knowt. Its import screen takes a spreadsheet or a plain list of terms and definitions.

Export as CSV, then open Knowt's importer and upload that file.

Via a file

Quizlet to Blooket

There is no direct link to Blooket either. Blooket builds its question sets from imported term lists and spreadsheets.

Export the set once, then upload the file on Blooket's import screen.

Via a file

Kahoot, Gimkit and Quizizz

None of these can import a Quizlet link. Each one has its own importer that expects a spreadsheet or a template file.

The CSV export gives you the columns to paste in. Check the layout each tool asks for first, because they are not the same.

Every format

What you can turn a set into

Printing & revisionPDF worksheet or study sheet, Word, PowerPoint — answer keys separated out, ready to hand round.
SpreadsheetsCSV — opens in Excel, Google Sheets and Numbers without conversion.
Flashcard appsAnki tab-separated import, plus a plain term-and-definition file most study tools accept.
Schools & LMSQTI for Canvas and Blackboard, Aiken for Moodle.
Live quizzesGoogle Forms, graded automatically, created in your own Drive.
Anything elseJSON and Markdown for your own scripts, notes and tooling.
Keep a copy

Download a Quizlet set before you need it

Whole sets at once

Every card in the set, not the handful you've scrolled past.

Sets you didn't make

Works on any public set you can open. Keep it to your own studying.

Nothing uploaded

Downloads are built in your browser. The set never reaches our servers.

Yours to keep

A file on your computer doesn't disappear when a study tool changes its mind.

Pricing

Downloads are free — all of them

Every file you download is free. No watermark, no daily limit, no account needed. Two options have limits: creating a Google Form and creating an online study page. Both need a free MyQuizGPT account.

FAQ

Questions people actually ask

Quizlet's own export isn't something most people can find on their sets any more, and even when it was around it only ever gave you terms and definitions — never the test questions. This extension reads the page in front of you, so it doesn't depend on that button existing.
Install the extension, open any set, and click Export at the bottom right of the page. Choose Flashcards or Quiz, pick a format, and the file downloads immediately.
Yes. Choose PDF and you get a clean two-column study sheet with a print button built into the page. Quizzes print as a worksheet with the answer key gathered at the end, so you can hand out the questions and keep the key.
Export with the Anki option. You get a tab-separated file that Anki's File → Import reads directly, with front and back already in the right columns. No add-on, no manual column mapping.
There's no one-click button for either, and this page won't pretend otherwise. Both have an import screen that takes a spreadsheet or a plain list of terms and definitions — which is exactly what the CSV export gives you. Export once, then point the other tool's importer at the file.
The extension only reads what your browser has already loaded, so it works on any set you can open and view. Keep it to your own studying, and respect the work of whoever built the set.
No — Chrome extensions only run on a desktop browser. Export on a computer and the file will go wherever you need it from there.
Choose CSV for Excel, Google Sheets and Numbers — it opens directly, no conversion. For Word, the DOCX option gives you a formatted document with the answer key on its own page.
Quizlet only builds the wrong answers at the moment a test starts, so a plain set page has none to read. If you're signed out, the extension falls back to options assembled from your own terms and says so in the panel rather than passing them off as real. Sign in to Quizlet, or open the set's Test page, and you'll get Quizlet's real options with the right one marked.
Every download is free — no watermark, no daily cap, no account. The two exports that create something in an account, a Google Form and a hosted study page, use a free MyQuizGPT account and have their own limits.
Files are built inside your browser and saved straight to your computer — nothing is uploaded. The two account-based exports are the exception, since creating a form or a page means sending the set's contents to do it. The full detail is in our privacy policy.
Yes. It installs from the Chrome Web Store and runs on any Chromium browser — Microsoft Edge, Brave, Opera and Arc included.

Get your Quizlet sets out

Download your flashcards and quiz questions in the format you need. Free.

Free on the Chrome Web Store.