Iteratio

Import your own material

Turn PDFs, ebooks, and text files into vocabulary cards

A book or document can become a structured vocabulary source instead of a collection of scattered notes and screenshots.

  • Supported TXT, PDF, EPUB, and FB2 sources
  • Large sources can be split into manageable modules
  • Imported vocabulary joins the same library as manually created cards

How it works

From source material to regular review

01

Start with a supported file

Choose a supported book or document and the source and target languages. Iteratio extracts candidate vocabulary through the service import flow.

02

Keep large material manageable

Long sources can be divided into modules so review sessions stay focused and the resulting vocabulary remains easy to navigate.

03

Review the result in your library

The imported cards can be organized, edited, and practiced alongside the rest of your Iteratio material.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Which file formats does Iteratio support?

The current import flow supports TXT, PDF, EPUB, and FB2 sources. File quality and structure affect the extracted text.

Does a whole book become one module?

Not necessarily. Large book and file imports can be split into multiple modules to keep the material practical to review.

Can I edit imported cards?

Yes. Imported vocabulary becomes part of your personal library and can be reviewed and managed like other cards.

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