Rekiz Flashcards
Rekiz Flashcards adds interactive, accessible flip cards to the block editor. Each card has a front and a back, and either side can be an image or formatted text. Both sides can carry their own audio, with a play button that follows the card as it flips — built for language learning, where hearing a
About this tool.
Rekiz Flashcards adds interactive, accessible flip cards to the block editor. Each card has a front and a back, and either side can be an image or formatted text. Both sides can carry their own audio, with a play button that follows the card as it flips — built for language learning, where hearing a word matters as much as seeing it.
Cards can live directly on a page, or be saved as a deck and reused. Edit the deck once and every page using it stays in step.
Built for language learning
- Separate audio for the front and back of every card, so a prompt and its answer can each be heard.
- A choice of audio button icons, set once per grid so a whole set stays consistent.
- Right-to-left friendly, for Arabic, Hebrew, Farsi and Urdu.
Images, text, or both
- Any side of any card can be an image or rich text.
- Text cards take their colours and size from the grid, so a set looks deliberate rather than assembled.
- Card width and shape are adjustable — from tall playing-card proportions through to square and widescreen.
Reusable decks
- Save a set of cards as a deck and place it on as many pages as you like.
- Use the Flashcard Deck block to keep a page in step with a deck, or the shortcode in classic themes and page builders.
- Load a deck’s cards straight into a grid when you want a one-off variant to edit on that page.
- Duplicate a deck to start a new variant without rebuilding it.
Accessible by default
Accessibility is not an afterthought here:
- Every card is a real button, reachable and operable by keyboard.
- Screen readers are told which side is showing and what activating the card will do.
- A visible focus ring, and a flip hint that stays on screen for touch users who have no hover.
- Animation is dropped for anyone who has asked their system to reduce motion.