Quizlet is a partly free French app for beginner to advanced learners (A1–C2). Quick flashcards for a class word list; not a way to learn French on its own.
Checked October 2026 on the official site ·
About Quizlet
Quizlet is a general study app, not a French course: you type, paste or upload a word list, or pick a set someone else has shared, and study it with flashcards, an adaptive Learn mode, practice tests and spaced repetition. It is free to use; Quizlet Plus is a monthly or annual subscription, listed in the US App Store at $9.99 and $44.99. It works at any level because you bring the French; the level range is our reading. It suits a student with a vocabulary list from a class who wants to drill it on a phone. It does not teach grammar or pronunciation, shared French sets vary a lot in quality, and nothing in it trains your ear for spoken French.
How it compares
| App | Price | Levels | Real-speed French | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quizlet | Free; Quizlet Plus monthly or annual (App Store: $9.99 and $44.99) | A1–C2 | No | Quick flashcards for a class word list; not a way to learn French on its own. |
| Anki | Free on desktop, web and Android; iPhone app (AnkiMobile) $24.99 oncechecked 2026-10-06 (US App Store) | A1–C2 | No | The best free memory tool at any level; bring your own French. |
| Clozemaster | Free; Pro €6.45/mo billed €77.34/yr, or €15.46/mo monthlychecked 2026-10-09 (clozemaster.com/pro) | A2–C1 | No | Thousands of fill-the-gap sentences, free, good for volume from A2. |
| DuoCards | Free; price not published (Premium priced in the app)checked 2026-10-09 (duocards.com) | A1–C1 | No | Save words from videos and articles and review them; free to start. |
| French with Amélie | Free weekly lesson; Premium $24/mo or $240/yr | B1–C1 | Yes, with a slow version and a transcript | Real-speed dialogues by email and a private podcast. Not an app. Visit |
Prices as shown on the official site on the date given; they vary by country and change often.
