Klarrity vs Wisdolia: Two Browser Card Writers (2026)
Wisdolia was one of the first extensions to write flashcards from a page. As of 2026-09-02 wisdolia.com redirects to jungleai.com, where the product is called Jungle and the free plan is 3 generations a month. Klarrity's free tier is 5 a day.
Jungle, the product Wisdolia became, takes a wider range of inputs and offers more question types. Klarrity gives more away: 5 generations a day against 3 a month, and Anki export without paying. If you work mostly from uploaded slide decks, Jungle is built for that. If you work from the browser and want a daily free budget and portable cards, Klarrity is the closer fit — and check jungleai.com/pricing yourself, because we could not read its prices.
Klarrity and Wisdolia, row by row.
Works on any webpage
KlarrityYes (Chrome extension)
WisdoliaYes — webpages, PDFs, slides, YouTube
Free generations
Klarrity5 a day
Wisdolia3 a month
Export to Anki
KlarrityYes (.apkg)
WisdoliaYes, on Super Learner
AI included in price
KlarrityYes
WisdoliaYes — AI generation is the product
Card required to try
KlarrityNo
Wisdolianot published*
Export to Quizlet
KlarrityPro
Export to Notion / Obsidian
KlarrityPro
Monthly price
Klarrity$7
Annual price
Klarrity$49
| Feature | Klarrity | Wisdolia |
|---|---|---|
| Works on any webpage | Yes (Chrome extension) | Yes — webpages, PDFs, slides, YouTube |
| Free generations | 5 a day | 3 a month |
| Export to Anki | Yes (.apkg) | Yes, on Super Learner |
| AI included in price | Yes | Yes — AI generation is the product |
| Card required to try | No | Not published by Wisdolia* |
| Export to Quizlet | Pro | |
| Export to Notion / Obsidian | Pro | |
| Monthly price | $7 | |
| Annual price | $49 |
Figures from jungleai.com/pricing, checked 2 September 2026. wisdolia.com now redirects to jungleai.com, where the plan limits are printed but the prices are drawn in by script and were not in the served page.
What each one is good at.
Klarrity
In its favour
- 5 generations a day, free, with no card asked for, against 3 a month on Jungle's free plan
- Anki .apkg export is on the free tier rather than on the paid plan
- Clip-based YouTube capture, with every card linked to its timestamp
- Klarrify quizzes first, so the deck covers the gaps instead of the whole page
Against it
- No built-in spaced repetition — cards are written to be exported
- Chrome only, with no mobile app
- Quizlet, Notion and Obsidian export are Pro, at $7 a month or $49 a year
- No diagram or case-style question types, which Jungle lists on its plans
Wisdolia (now Jungle)
In its favour
- Takes slide decks, PDFs, PowerPoint, YouTube and textbooks as well as webpages
- Multiple choice, free response and case questions, not only Q&A and cloze
- Anki export on the Super Learner plan
- A free plan exists, at 3 generations a month
Against it
- The brand moved: wisdolia.com redirects to jungleai.com, so bookmarks and reviews point at an older name
- Its prices are drawn in by script, so no monthly or annual figure could be read on 2026-09-02
- 3 generations a month on the free plan is a small budget for daily reading
- Anki export sits on the paid plan; Klarrity's is free
Questions
- Is Wisdolia still called Wisdolia?
- Not on its own site. On 2026-09-02, wisdolia.com returned a permanent redirect to jungleai.com, where the product is presented as Jungle. The figures on this page come from jungleai.com/pricing.
- What does Wisdolia cost now?
- We could not say. jungleai.com/pricing lists the plans and their limits, but the prices themselves are loaded by script after the page is served, so nothing was readable. The price rows are marked rather than guessed.
- How do the free tiers compare?
- Jungle's free plan is printed as 3 generations a month, on 30 pages per document or 30 minutes of video. Klarrity's free tier is 5 generations a day, with no card, and includes Anki, CSV and clipboard export.
- Does either one export to Anki for free?
- Klarrity does — .apkg export is on the free tier. Jungle lists 'export cards to Anki' under its Super Learner plan, so it is a paid feature there.
- Which handles PDFs and slides better?
- Jungle, on its own description: it lists slide decks, PowerPoint, PDFs and textbooks as inputs. Klarrity reads what is in a browser tab, so a PDF has to be open in one.
- What does Klarrity do that this does not?
- Two things. Study Klips captures a chosen range of a YouTube video and links each card to that moment. Klarrify quizzes you first and writes cards only on what you got wrong. Both are Pro features.