Once you've created a flashcard set or folder, or if you've found helpful content someone else has made, you can share it with your friends, classmates, or students.*
To share a flashcard set or folder
- Open the set or folder.
- Select
(share).
If you're using a teacher-identified account, you can share through email, Google Classroom, Remind, or Microsoft Teams. You can also copy the link and send it directly.
If you're using a student-identified account, you can share through email, Facebook, or Twitter (X). You can also copy the link and send it directly.
Settings and options
- Only public sets and folders can be shared. You can change a set's visibility to make it public.
- You can share password-protected sets using the steps above and then sending the password separately.
Tips
If you're sharing with more than one person through email, separate their email addresses by commas.
*If you’re under the required age, you are unable to share sets until you reach your region’s age of consent. Find out more about younger users’ account limitations.
- Open the set or folder.
- Select
- Select Message to text the link or Mail to email the link. You can also copy the link and send it directly.
Settings and options
- Only public sets and folders can be shared. You can change a set's visibility to make it public.
- You can share password-protected sets using the steps above and then sending the password separately.
*If you’re under the required age, you are unable to share sets until you reach your region’s age of consent. Find out more about younger users’ account limitations.
- Open the set or folder.
- Select
- Select a sharing option to send the link.
Settings and options
- Only public sets or folders can be shared. You can change a set's visibility to make it public.
- You can share password-protected sets using the steps above and then sending the password separately.
*If you’re under the required age, you are unable to share sets until you reach your region’s age of consent. Find out more about younger users’ account limitations.