Buy it.
Import it.
Remember it.
Your Revision Vault deck is designed to make revision easier. Follow this simple guide to download your deck, import it into Anki, check your settings, and start studying.
What is the capital of Assam?
Answer: Dispur.
From purchase to practice.
Here is the whole journey at a glance. Follow each step in order, and do not skip the import settings.
Buy
Choose the deck that matches your exam preparation.
Download
Download your deck file from your purchase or account page.
Unzip
Extract the ZIP if your download contains one.
Import
Import the APKG file and select the required options.
Verify
Check media, presets, and a few cards before studying.
What exactly is Anki?
Anki is a flashcard application that helps you review information over time. Revision Vault provides study decks that you can import into Anki, so you can spend less time creating cards from scratch.
Flashcards
Each card presents a prompt, question, or clue. Try to recall the answer before revealing it.
Spaced repetition
Anki schedules reviews based on your answers and settings, helping you revisit information over time.
Daily reviews
Open Anki, complete your scheduled reviews, and keep returning to your cards regularly.
Set up your deck, step by step.
Keep your downloaded files nearby and work through the instructions in order. The most important part is selecting the appropriate import options when they are available.
Purchase your deck
Browse the available Revision Vault decks and select the resource you need for your exam.
- Read the product description before purchasing.
- Check the included content and compatibility details.
- Complete checkout and keep your order confirmation.
Download your files
After purchasing, download the files provided with your order. Depending on the product, you may receive an Anki package directly or a ZIP archive containing the package and related files.
- Save the download somewhere easy to find.
- Wait until the download finishes completely.
- Keep the original downloaded file as a backup.
.apkg, or a .zip file that contains
the deck package.
Unzip the download, if needed
If your download is a ZIP archive, extract it before importing
the deck. If you already have the .apkg file,
you can move to the next step.
- Windows: Right-click the ZIP and choose Extract All.
- Mac: Double-click the ZIP to extract it.
- Mobile: Use your device's file manager or archive tool if needed.
Open the extracted folder and locate the
.apkg file. Keep any accompanying files until
you have completed the import and verification.
Import into Anki
Open the Anki desktop application and import the supplied
.apkg file. When the import dialog shows the
following options, make sure both are selected.
- Launch Anki on your computer.
- Open the import option and choose your
.apkgfile. - Review the import dialog and select both options above when available.
- Complete the import and wait for it to finish.
Check media & presets
Before you begin studying, confirm that the deck and its supplied settings have imported correctly.
Open a few cards and check that included images, audio, and other media display or play correctly.
Check that the intended options preset is available and that the deck is assigned to the correct preset, if one was supplied.
Browse a few cards to confirm that questions, answers, formatting, and any included media appear correctly.
Once everything looks right, begin your reviews and follow your study schedule.
During import, select Import with media and Import presets when these options are available. Then verify your media and study settings before starting your reviews.
Think first.
Reveal second.
This is the basic flashcard workflow. Read the question, try to recall the answer without looking, and then reveal it to check yourself.
The sample below is interactive. Try it before opening your imported deck.
What is the capital of Assam?
Try to recall the answer before revealing it.
How to make your deck work for you.
Importing the deck is only the beginning. A steady review habit is what turns your cards into a useful part of exam preparation.
Recall actively
Try to answer each question from memory before revealing the answer. Do not turn every review into passive reading.
Review consistently
Open Anki regularly and complete your scheduled reviews. Short, consistent sessions are easier to sustain.
Answer honestly
Use the answer buttons according to how well you recalled the card. Accurate responses help Anki schedule reviews appropriately.
A few things to know.
What you need
- Your purchased Revision Vault deck file.
- Anki installed on a compatible device.
- Enough storage for the deck and its included media.
- A little time for setup and daily reviews.
Helpful reminders
- Keep a backup copy of your original download.
- Check product-specific compatibility details.
- Complete the media and preset checks after import.
- Follow the instructions supplied with your deck.
Stuck on something?
Here are a few common setup questions to help you get moving.
Do I need to create every flashcard myself?
No. The purpose of a Revision Vault deck is to provide prepared study cards. Import the supplied package into Anki and review the cards included in your purchase.
Why did I receive a ZIP file?
A ZIP file is an archive that can contain one or more files.
Extract it first, then locate the supplied
.apkg file and import that into Anki.
What if I do not see “Import with media”?
Import options vary by Anki version and package type. Check that you are using the intended import workflow and consult the instructions for your version. After import, open several cards to verify that the included media works.
What if I do not see “Import presets”?
The option may not appear in every version or for every package. Check the deck instructions and your Anki version. After importing, inspect the available options presets and confirm the deck is using the intended settings, if supplied.
My images or audio are missing. What should I do?
First, confirm that you imported the intended package and selected the media option if it was available. Reopen a few cards to check whether the problem affects the whole deck. If the media is still missing, contact Revision Vault with your order details and a description of the issue.
Can I use Anki on my phone?
Anki has desktop and mobile options, but availability, setup, and syncing differ by platform. For the most reliable initial import and verification of supplied settings, follow the product instructions and use the supported workflow for your device.
Do I need to study for hours every day?
Not necessarily. Start with a manageable routine and complete your scheduled reviews consistently. Adjust your workload to your exam timeline, syllabus, and available study time.
Your next revision session starts here.
Choose a subject, import your deck carefully, verify your setup, and start building a review habit that fits your preparation.
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