Book report presentation template
A book report presentation for primary and middle school: title, author, setting, main characters, plot without spoilers, favourite part, themes and a recommendation.
Cue cards from your speech, ready to print.
Paste your speech or IELTS notes and get cue cards that fit, laid out on A4 to print and cut. Free, no account needed.
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From speech to cards in three steps
Your wording stays in one editable set from import through printing.
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Paste or upload
Paste your speech, upload a Word, PowerPoint or PDF file, or start from a template. Your words are not rewritten.
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Get cards that fit
Smart Reflow splits the text between sentences, so each card can be read at a glance. Change the font or card size and the set reflows.
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Print, rehearse or study
Print cut-ready cards on A4, rehearse one card at a time with a timer, or turn the set into flash cards and study.
Files you can importDOCXDOCPPTXPDFPAGESODTRTFTXTMD
Using Google Docs? Download the document as Microsoft Word or OpenDocument, then import that file.
Start from a popular template
Speeches, presentations, toasts and study decks, written to be spoken or studied. Open one, change the details, and print.
Cell biology flash cards
Flash cards on cell structure, organelles, plant and animal cells, bacteria, diffusion, osmosis, active transport, mitosis and microscopy for school biology.
18th or 21st birthday speech
Cue cards for a parent, sibling or friend giving an 18th or 21st birthday speech: growing-up stories, who they are now, hopes for the future and a toast.
Best man speech
Best man speech cue cards with a friendly opening, a story or two about the groom, kind words for his partner, thanks to the hosts and a toast that lands.
Business presentation template
Speaker cue cards for a general business presentation: a clear opening, the key message, three supporting points with evidence, a recommendation, next steps and a strong close with Q and A.
Debate speech template: build your case on cue cards
A general debate case on cue cards: hook, definitions, team line, two or three arguments with evidence and impact, rebuttal space and a strong close. Works for most school formats.
Cue cards for presentations, speeches, debates, and study.
Set up cards for class, university, work, events, or revision.
- Speeches and talksControl pacing and card breaks for assemblies, clubs, and public speaking.
- Class presentationsTurn a full script into prompts you can glance at without reading down.
- Oral exams and IELTSRehearse oral exams and IELTS Speaking Part 2 cue cards against the clock.
- Weddings and eventsKeep names, stories, and thank-yous easy to find when the moment matters.
- Teachers and classesPrint lesson-ready card sets, or set decks for a class and see who has studied them.
- Flash cards and revisionTurn notes into two-sided flash cards, print them, or study with spaced repetition.
Called something different where you are?
Cue cards, palm cards, note cards, index cards and prompt cards are all small cards with the key points of your speech. EasyPalmCards makes every one of them, or you can start from a sample speech.
Edit the cards while you can still see the page.
Format text, check the print layout, or focus on one card. Each change appears on the cards as you make it.
Smart Reflow redistributes text after layout changes
Change the font, card size, or page layout and the text redistributes across your set. Review the breaks, then keep editing normally.
Print layout, card grid, and focus views
Check the paper layout, scan every card, or rehearse one card at a time.
Format the words you need to notice
Use fonts, sizes, colour, emphasis, alignment, lists, indentation and headings.
Print the layout you checked
Paper size, card measurements, margins, and borders carry through to printing and PDF export.
Rehearse the real sequence
Present one card at a time or move through the complete set.
Keep your eyes up
Use headings, bold terms, and short cues that scan quickly.
Built for cards you hold and speak from
You can make cards with other tools too. Here is what each kind of tool does out of the box, so you can choose what suits your speech.
| EasyPalmCards | A word processor | Generic design tools | Flash card apps | |
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| Splits your text into cards | Yes, between sentences | By hand | By hand, one text box at a time | One card at a time, typed in |
| Prints cards ready to cut | Yes, on A4 with cut lines | With a table or label template | After you set up the page | Varies by app |
| Rehearse a speech card by card | Yes, with a speech timer | Not built in | Not built in | Not built in |
| Study with spaced repetition | Yes: Learn, Test and Match | Not built in | Not built in | Yes, their main job |
| Start without an account | Yes, free | Varies | Varies | Varies |
These describe each kind of tool in general, not any one product. Word processors, design tools and flash card apps are great at their own jobs.
Keep your card library and practice history with Gold.
Free saves the current set on this device. Gold keeps sets in My Cards across devices, stores rehearsal runs, adds up to 300 AI actions a month, and removes ads and EasyPalmCards branding.
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- Card editor with rich-text formatting
- Smart Reflow and A4 or US Letter print layouts
- Browser printing
- No account required to start
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- Keep every set in My Cards
- Continue on another device
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Questions people usually ask
Need more help? The help pages cover importing, formatting, printing, sharing, and accounts.
Visit the help pagesWhat does EasyPalmCards actually do?
It splits a document or pasted speech into cue cards and arranges them on A4 or US Letter pages. You can change the card breaks and formatting before you print, export, share, or rehearse.
Are palm cards, cue cards and note cards the same thing?
Yes. Australians say palm cards, most of the world says cue cards (sometimes prompt cards, or "queue cards" by mistake), and Americans say note cards or index cards. They all mean small cards with the key points of a speech, and EasyPalmCards makes all of them.
Will it rewrite my speech?
Not when you import a document. EasyPalmCards keeps your wording and changes the layout. Optional AI writing tools are separate, so nothing is rewritten unless you choose one of those actions.
Can I start from a template?
Yes. The template library has speeches, presentations, toasts and study decks written in your language. Open one in the editor, change the details and print. Templates are free and need no account.
Can I format the cards like I can in Word?
Yes. The editor supports rich-text formatting such as font family and size, bold, italic, underline, colour, alignment, lists, indentation, headings, links, undo, and redo. The page and ruler views make the printed result visible while you work.
Does it make flash cards too?
Yes. Switch a set to flash cards to add a back to every card, print them double-sided, and study with Learn, Test and Match. Progress stays on your device; Gold syncs it between devices.
Is the Free plan enough for a class presentation?
Yes. Free includes the editor, Smart Reflow, browser printing, 3 AI actions a month, and PDF export with a daily limit. Gold keeps sets in your account across devices, adds up to 300 AI actions a month and rehearsal history, removes the Free PDF quota, and removes ads and EasyPalmCards branding.
Can I use it on my phone or tablet?
Yes. You can create, edit, rehearse, and export from a phone, tablet, or computer. The controls rearrange for smaller screens while the document remains the same.
What happens to an uploaded document?
The source file is stored privately while it is converted, then the source document is deleted. Your card set can remain in your browser, or in your account when you choose to save it with Gold.
Your speech is ready. Your cards can be too.
Bring in your document and leave with cue cards sized, arranged, and ready to print.
No account required.