Starting with just one source
Choose a photo you wrote yourself or have the right to use. It's better to start with fewer items at first.
GETTING STARTED · 2026.09.30
This is a short guide for beginners. Choose what you want to memorize, then repeat using the problem-solving methods that fit the material.
Choose a photo you wrote yourself or have the right to use. It's better to start with fewer items at first.
Decide on words or concepts to cover or connect parts of the image. Check the answers and choices to include in the questions directly.
Think about the answer first, then check. For confusing items, you can review them again by revising the materials or answer questions.
Actual On-Screen Video Manual · 2026.10.02
Try building decks with about 42-second videos you filmed yourself, entering questions and answers, saving after checking, and reviewing flashcards. We provide Korean and English subtitles and step-by-step shortcuts.
IMAGE OCCLUSION
Example: After covering the structure name in the picture, look at the picture and try to think of the name. Instead of creating too many occluding areas in one image, start with the items you actually need to distinguish.
Create a shaded area, then Learning MethodsChoose one of two options. 'Covering Everyone and Guessing One by One'Check the other areas in order, covering them as well. 'Covering only one part and guessing correctly'Only the area to be guessed now is covered and the rest of the picture is shown as a hint. Choose when you want to recall the entire structure yourself and when you want to learn the surrounding location through clues.


Instead of squares 'Covering with a brush'To group multiple shaded lines into a single problem using 'Confirmed Hidden Area'Click it. You cannot save a set without any area or without finalizing the brushstroke. The name of the selected part is optional, but it's good to stick it together so you can easily check the answer later.
This explanation is based on the behavior of the product source confirmed on 2026.09.30. Screen configuration may vary depending on the installation version and device. Select only images for which you have permissions.
MATCHING
Example: Try connecting objects on your desk in Korean and English. Vertical lines of questions and answers |and you can input one pair per line.
책상 | desk 의자 | chair 조명 | lamp 공책 | notebook
Isn't the matchmaking process open? You need at least three different answers. If you have the same answer to several questions, the number of mate candidates decreases. Review these materials using flashcards or multiple-choice questions.

YOUR OWN CHOICES
If you pick out confusing answers yourself, you can review with the choices you need to distinguish. The order of input is Question | Correct Answer | Incorrect Answer 1 | Incorrect Answer 2 | Incorrect Answer 3That's it.
책상 | desk | chair | lamp | notebook 의자 | chair | desk | lamp | notebook 조명 | lamp | desk | chair | notebook 공책 | notebook | desk | chair | lamp
Directly entered incorrect answers are used first. If you include all three wrong answers, you don't need to fill the blanks with answers from other questions. If you add fewer wrong answers, you can fill the blanks with other answers from the same original set, so for precise comparison, check the choices directly.

28-SECOND GUIDE · 2026.09.29
Use your own desk object examples to review everything from data input to multiple-choice and matching review. This is a subtitled explanatory video using the actual running screen like the one in the photo above.
Quiz Notebook Wrongnote Maker is a separate program. You can reselect the full questions from PDFs or photos and organize them into a PDF error notebook with writing space. Instructions for Creating Error Notebooks and Using →
Using it with the Notes app
Good Note· MyScript Notes· Use the materials prepared in Evernote and learn how to import error note PDFs into your note-taking app. ENEX deck building is guided by a preview of development.