Persuasive speech template
Cue cards for a persuasive speech using a clear problem, solution and action structure: an attention hook, why it matters, your argument, answering objections and a call to action.
Paste your speech and get note cards that fit, laid out on US Letter or sized for 3×5 and 4×6 index cards. Free, no account needed.
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Your wording stays in one editable set from import through printing.
Paste your speech, upload a Word, PowerPoint or PDF file, or start from a template. Your words are not rewritten.
Smart Reflow splits the text between sentences, so each card can be read at a glance. Change the font or card size and the set reflows.
Print cut-ready cards on US Letter, rehearse one card at a time with a timer, or turn the set into flash cards and study.
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Cue cards for a persuasive speech using a clear problem, solution and action structure: an attention hook, why it matters, your argument, answering objections and a call to action.
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Flash cards on cell structure, organelles, plant and animal cells, bacteria, diffusion, osmosis, active transport, mitosis and microscopy for school biology.
A flexible wedding speech for any guest asked to say a few words: welcome, a story, a tribute to the couple and a toast, laid out as cue cards you can print and hold.
Best man speech cue cards with a friendly opening, a story or two about the groom, kind words for his partner, thanks to the hosts and a toast that lands.
Twenty-two common English phrasal verbs for learners, from give up and look after to figure out and call off, with clear meanings and natural example sentences.
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Sets kept only on a device and cards printed straight from the browser are not counted.
Make the cards once, then print them, rehearse with them, study them or set them for a class.
Cut-ready sheets on US Letter, 3×5 and 4×6 index cards, PDF, Word and PowerPoint. What you see in the editor is what prints.
Present one card at a time with a timer and a time limit for the whole talk. Where the browser can listen on the device, it follows along and marks skipped lines.
Switch a set to flash cards, then study with spaced repetition, Learn, Test and Match, or print them double-sided.
Flash card makerDraft cards from notes, pick out key words or get practice questions. 3 AI actions a month on a free account, up to 300 with Gold. Your own words are never changed unless you ask.
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Visit the help pagesIt splits a document or pasted speech into note cards and arranges them on A4 or US Letter pages. You can change the card breaks and formatting before you print, export, share, or rehearse.
Yes. Australians say palm cards, most of the world says cue cards (sometimes prompt cards, or "queue cards" by mistake), and Americans say note cards or index cards. They all mean small cards with the key points of a speech, and EasyPalmCards makes all of them.
Not when you import a document. EasyPalmCards keeps your wording and changes the layout. Optional AI writing tools are separate, so nothing is rewritten unless you choose one of those actions.
Yes. The template library has speeches, presentations, toasts and study decks written in your language. Open one in the editor, change the details and print. Templates are free and need no account.
Yes. The editor supports rich-text formatting such as font family and size, bold, italic, underline, color, alignment, lists, indentation, headings, links, undo, and redo. The page and ruler views make the printed result visible while you work.
Yes. Switch a set to flash cards to add a back to every card, print them double-sided, and study with Learn, Test and Match. Progress stays on your device; Gold syncs it between devices.
Yes. Free includes the editor, Smart Reflow, browser printing, 3 AI actions a month, and PDF export with a daily limit. Gold keeps sets in your account across devices, adds up to 300 AI actions a month and rehearsal history, removes the Free PDF quota, and removes ads and EasyPalmCards branding.
Yes. You can create, edit, rehearse, and export from a phone, tablet, or computer. The controls rearrange for smaller screens while the document remains the same.
The source file is stored privately while it is converted, then the source document is deleted. Your card set can remain in your browser, or in your account when you choose to save it with Gold.
We count them from our own database once an hour and round them down. Sets kept only on a device and cards printed straight from the browser are not counted, so the real totals are higher.
Bring in your document and leave with note cards sized, arranged, and ready to print.
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