An image occlusion card hides parts of an image, such as the labels of a diagram, for you to recall.
Make one
- Choose Image occlusion as the kind of card.
- Add the image: drop it on the editor, paste it, or choose it from your files. You can paste it into the prompt too. Replace it the same way.
- Drag across the image to hide an area. Hide as many as you need, up to 100.
- Optionally, write a prompt above the image, such as “Name the parts of the heart”.
Drag an area to move it, and drag its corner to resize it. Click an area to select it, and give it a hint if you like, which shows in its place while you study. Delete, Backspace or its trash button removes the selected area, and Esc deselects it.
Studying one
While studying, the areas are revealed in reading order, row by row from the top, each row from the left. The next one is marked, and you can click any area to reveal it out of order. Images are shown larger than on the topic page, so small labels are easier to read.
Image occlusion cards can’t be typed. In a session where you type your answers, they’re revealed like flashcards, with a “Not typed” hint.