Paste your terms and definitions (one per line) or upload a CSV file to start studying.
Paste the link of a public Quizlet set — the terms and definitions are fetched and filled into the table below, where you can edit them.
Defend your planet from incoming asteroids by typing the correct answers before they land. It takes about a minute to set up a game with your own terms.
Everything about how the game works, importing terms, scoring, and privacy.
Quizlet Gravity is a free browser-based study game that faithfully recreates Quizlet's Gravity study mode (the 2020–2024 era version). You defend your planet from falling asteroids by typing the correct answers to your own terms before they land. It runs entirely in your browser — no account required.
No. The game is fully client-side and works without any account or sign-up. Your imported term set, separator choice, theme, and answer preferences are saved locally in your browser via localStorage, so nothing is uploaded to a server.
Paste your terms and definitions into the text area — one pair per line, separated by a comma, semicolon, dash, or tab — or upload a CSV file. The first column is the term and the second is the definition. You need at least 2 term/definition pairs to start, and you can fix any mis-parsed rows in the editable terms table before playing.
Correct answers earn points that scale with your streak of consecutive correct answers and with the current gravity level: 20 × streak + 150 × (1 + level bonus). Wrong answers subtract 10 points. The session leaderboard ranks every try from the same study set.
There are 5 difficulties: Sloth, Easy, Medium, Hard, and Mad Max. Sloth, Easy, and Medium start at Earth gravity (9.8) with a 17-second asteroid interval. Hard starts at gravity 11 with a 3.5-second interval, and Mad Max starts at gravity 12.2 with asteroids spawning every 0.7 seconds. Gravity increases by 0.2 per level on Medium and above.
When an asteroid lands, a copy-the-answer modal appears and you must type the correct answer to keep playing. If you miss the same term twice, the game is over. If you don't know an answer, press ESC to skip it.
Yes. The layout is fully responsive: the sidebar collapses and the game controls move into the top bar on narrow screens. It also has a dark and light mode toggle that persists across reloads.
Yes. There is no backend and no database. Everything you paste or upload stays in your browser's localStorage — term sets are never sent anywhere. Clearing your browser data removes them.