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Cue card generator

Paste your speech and it is split into cue cards as you type, keeping sentences together. Switch to key points for short bullet prompts.

Leave a blank line between paragraphs. Each paragraph starts a new card.

Card content

Your wording, split at sentence boundaries.

about 89 × 133 mm on A4.

5 cards on 2 pages · about 1 min 11 sec to say

Preview

  1. 1

    Good morning everyone. Today I want to talk about why our school should start a community garden. A garden gives students a place to learn outside the classroom, and it costs less than most people think.

  2. 2

    First, a garden teaches science in a way that sticks. Students can measure soil, track how fast plants grow and see the water cycle up close. Lessons become something you can touch.

  3. 3

    Second, a garden brings people together. Younger and older students would share the work, and families could help on weekends. It would give the school a project that belongs to everyone.

  4. 4

    Finally, the cost is small. Raised beds, seeds and a water tank would cost less than one excursion, and local nurseries often donate plants to schools.

  5. 5

    So I am asking the student council to support a trial garden next term. Let us start small, learn as we go and grow something together. Thank you.

Full text or key points?

Full text keeps every word and puts as many whole sentences on each card as the size allows. It suits a speech you need to deliver word for word, such as a eulogy or a formal address, and it is a good first step before you trim the cards down.

Key points keeps only the opening sentence of each paragraph and lists them as bullets. If you wrote each paragraph around one main idea, those openings are your prompts. Glance at the bullet, then speak the rest from memory. Read our guide on how to write cue cards to shorten the bullets further.

Choosing a card size

The sizes match the editor's presets on an A4 page. Palm cards fit in one hand, cue cards hold about twice as much text, and large cue cards suit a lectern or desk. For measurements in millimetres and inches, see cue card sizes.

Everything here runs in your browser and nothing is uploaded. When you open the cards in the editor, your text is passed straight to its paste dialog so you can check the split before the cards are created.

Frequently asked questions

How does the generator split my text?

Each paragraph starts a new card, and whole sentences are added until the card is full for the size you chose. A sentence is only broken when it is too long for one card on its own.

What does key points mode do?

It takes the first sentence of each paragraph and turns it into a bullet point, then groups several bullets on each card. It works best when each paragraph opens with its main idea. It is a simple rule that runs in your browser, not AI.

Can I edit the cards before printing?

Yes. Open them in the editor to change the wording, add headings and bold text, move card breaks, change the font size and print on A4 or US Letter.

Do I need an account?

No. The generator and the editor are free to use without an account. You only need an account and Gold if you want to save sets to your card library.

Print the cards you just made

Open them in the editor to adjust the wording and breaks, add cut lines and print on A4 or US Letter. Free, no account needed.

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