How to create a Flip Card Game


Flip Cards is a great tool that allows you to create a card or series of cards that your audience can flip by simply clicking or tapping to reveal relevant concepts like images, description, clues on the other side.

Learn to create a Flip Card Game with this video tutorial:

Create a template

Sign in to your profile on interacty.me. To create a Flip Card, click Template Gallery or Create button.

My projects page on Interacty

Select Flip Cards.

Template Gallery on Interacty

Select the template you like from the list by clicking Edit (1) button. The Preview (2) button will allow you to preview the template.

Create a Flip Card on Interacty

Editing a Template

Flip card consists of an image with information on the back. It has a front and back side. To switch, use the menu in the upper left corner.

Flip card in Interacty online editor

To make changes to the template, click on the card and use the menu on the right.

Setting up a flip card on Interacty

In the Color section, choose a background color for your flip card. Click Change to upload images.

Upload an image to the flip card on Interacty

There are 2 ways to upload a new image. Directly from your computer or using the Unsplash Library.

My Library - Images you previously used in other templates. They can be downloaded from Unsplash or from your computer. To add an image from your device, click Upload Media.

My library on Interacty

Unsplash Library - Direct access to the Unsplash stock photo service. Enter a subject into the search and select the image you like. Click Place Image.

Interacty Free Image Library

Switch from Front to Back in the menu at the top-left corner of the card. You will see the back of the card.

Back of the flip card on Interacty

The back of the card consists of a text editor. Enter text, use the editor's built-in menu to select the font, text size or color.

Text editor on Interacty

Click on the Plus sign if you didn't have enough cards built into the template and want to add a new one.

Adding a new flip card in Interacty online editor

In the menu that opens on the left, select the Flip Card section.

Game mechanics block menu on Interacty

The new layout will be automatically added to your editor.

Flip card feature on Interacty

Save and Share

Click the Preview and evaluate the current state of your project.

Saving your flip card on Interacty

Try your slideshow and don't forget to rate how it looks on different devices. To do this, switch between the phone and personal computer (1) icons. If you notice an error or decide to fix anything, return to the Editor (2) by selecting the appropriate menu item.

Rate how a flip card look on different devices on Interacty

Don't forget to select a Title (1) for your project. This will make it easier to find him. After that, you can safely click the Publish (2) button.

Publishing a flip card on Interacty

Your project is ready! You can share with your friends by sending a link, or choosing any other convenient way.

Link to your flip card on Interacty

You can always return to editing your template again by clicking the Edit (1) button in the list of profile projects. You can also check Statistics/leads (2) by clicking the corresponding button.

Editing your flip card on Interacty


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Theresa a year ago

The picture is being cropped no matter which ratio I use. Also, the flip card button covers up the part of the picture I want students to see. I need to be able to drag the corner of the image to resize it on the card so that it's not covered up by the flip card button in preview. I teach music so everything on the card is an image, not text. Also, I'd like to get rid of the automatic text box that appears on the flip card but it won't let me.

Anton a year ago

Hello Theresa! Thank you for your feedback. We've discussed your suggestions with our team and have made some notes for future updates.

Alison 2 years ago

This does not show how to add multiple cards to the project that all show up sequentially, nor how to create your own template, particularly for what is on the flip card part. Both of these would be helpful.

Anton 2 years ago

Hello Alison, thank you for your feedback! In order to provide you with the most accurate and helpful information, I recommend reviewing the video tutorial that was shared. It contains detailed explanations that may already address your questions about adding multiple cards to the project and creating a custom template. However, if I have misunderstood your question or if there are specific aspects you'd like further clarification on, please let me know. I'll do my best to assist you and provide the necessary guidance.

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