User Guide
Snap to Learn turns any printed text into vocabulary flashcards. Point your camera at a textbook, a menu, a sign — the app’s AI extracts the words and lets you practice spelling them by handwriting or keyboard until they stick.
Getting Started
Install the app, walk through onboarding, and set up your first language pair.
Creating Decks
Four ways to build a deck: scan, photo, manual, or import.
Managing Decks
Browse your deck library, edit words, share decks, and set reminders.
Practicing
How practice sessions work: batches, keyboard and handwriting modes, mastering words.
Testing Yourself
Put yourself to the test, read your score breakdown, and decide when to retake.
Fill-in-the-Blanks Exercises
Generate a real text from your words and fill in the blanks by hand or keyboard.
Dictation
Let the app read a text from your words aloud, write it down, and see every mistake marked from a photo.
Verbs and Conjugation
Drill every form of your verbs tense by tense on the Verbs tab, with noun declension for Latin.
Verb Forms and Tenses
Practise verbs form by form and fill in tense exercises built from your own verbs.
Tracking Progress
Check your streak, practice time, words learned, and weekly activity.
Settings and Account
Manage your subscription, scan packs, appearance, and notifications.
Quick Tips
Everything starts with a deck. Scan a page, import a link, or create one from scratch — then practice the words inside it.
Handwriting builds stronger memory. If your language is supported, try the handwriting mode. Writing by hand activates more areas of your brain than typing.
Seven correct spellings = mastered. Keep practicing each word until you’ve spelled it correctly seven times and it moves to your Mastered list.
Set reminders to stay on track. The app can nudge you to review at the right intervals so vocabulary sticks long-term.
Practice is always free. Scanning uses credits, but practicing, testing, and reviewing your words costs nothing.