Best ChatGPT Plugins for Students
ChatGPT explains homework on its own. With a plugin it also turns your notes into flashcards, finds real papers for an essay and checks the math. Start with one of these five.
- Quizlet: flashcards from your notes
- Consensus: finding sources for an essay
- Khan Academy: math practice by grade
- Udemy: learning a new skill with a course
- Wolfram: exact math and science answers
How we picked. We check the ChatGPT directory every hour. We rank the plugins for each task by how often people search for them with ChatGPT. Ties go to the directory’s Featured and home page picks, then to the plugins ChatGPT offers on its own in conversations.
1. Quizlet
Best for flashcards from your notes
Ask Quizlet for a flashcard set on any topic, or upload your notes and it makes the cards for you. Try flashcards on photosynthesis, or flashcards from your Spanish notes.
You customize the set and study it in the same place. People search for Quizlet with ChatGPT more than for any other study tool.
- In the directory since
- December 2025
- Makes
- Flashcard sets from a prompt or a file
- In the directory
- #12 of 680 in Education & Research
@Quizlet Create flashcards on photosynthesis
@Quizlet Generate flashcards on music trivia
@Quizlet Create flashcards from my Spanish notes
2. Consensus
Best for finding sources for an essay
Consensus searches more than 220 million peer-reviewed papers and answers with citations, so the sources in your essay are real. Ask whether bilingual education helps children think, or have it build a table that compares the costs and benefits of two options.
It also writes bibliographies and reading lists for a course. ChatGPT names Consensus first when you ask for a plugin that finds academic papers.
- In the directory since
- December 2025
- Built for
- Students, researchers and faculty
- In the directory
- #1 of 680 in Education & Research★ Featured in the directoryChatGPT suggests it
@Consensus What does research say about creatine supplementation and cognitive performance?
@Consensus Find randomized controlled trials since 2020 on mindfulness for anxiety
@Consensus Summarize the evidence on minimum wage increases and employment
3. Khan Academy
Best for math practice by grade
Khan Academy brings its K–12 math questions into ChatGPT. Ask for ten problems on fractions, or for practice by grade, topic or standard, and you get Khan Academy’s own exercises.
Teachers can assign the practice to their Khan Academy classroom in the same step.
- In the directory since
- November 2025
- Covers
- K–12 math
- In the directory
- #81 of 680 in Education & Research
@Khan Academy 10 problems on fractions
4. Udemy
Best for learning a new skill with a course
Tell ChatGPT what you want to learn, such as Python through real projects or graphic design for a portfolio, and Udemy suggests courses with video previews from people who do the work.
You see how each course is built and whether it fits your goal before you start. ChatGPT names Udemy when you ask for online courses for beginners or for help learning a new language.
- In the directory since
- January 2026
- You get
- Course suggestions and video previews
- In the directory
- #26 of 680 in Education & ResearchChatGPT suggests it
@Udemy I want to learn Python by building real projects.
@Udemy I want to learn graphic design and build a portfolio.
@Udemy What skills do I need to start working with AI?
5. Wolfram
Best for exact math and science answers
Wolfram turns your question into Wolfram Language and computes the answer with the data and algorithms behind Wolfram|Alpha. Use it for differential equations, chemical structures or real-world statistics, and ChatGPT puts the result in its reply.
Use it to check homework in calculus, physics or chemistry. ChatGPT explains the steps, and Wolfram does the computing.
- In the directory since
- May 2026
- Powered by
- Wolfram Language and Wolfram|Alpha
- In the directory
- #7 of 680 in Education & ResearchChatGPT suggests it
Study plugins compared
| Plugin | Best for | You get |
|---|---|---|
| Quizlet | Flashcards | Study sets from your notes |
| Consensus | Essay sources | Answers with citations |
| Khan Academy | Math practice | K–12 exercises |
| Udemy | New skills | Courses and previews |
| Wolfram | Exact math and science | Computed answers |
How to choose a study plugin
- You have a test coming up: Quizlet turns your notes into flashcards.
- You write a paper: Consensus finds studies and cites them. Scite shows whether other papers back a study up.
- You practice math: Khan Academy for exercises, Wolfram to check the answers.
- You want to learn something new: Udemy finds a course.
- You want a map of a topic: MindMap turns your notes into a mind map.
How to use a study plugin in ChatGPT
@Quizlet or the plugin’s name in a chat, or pick it under +More study plugins
Questions and answers
What is the best ChatGPT plugin for students?
Quizlet for flashcards from your notes, Consensus for finding sources for an essay, Khan Academy for math practice by grade, Udemy for learning a new skill with a course, and Wolfram for exact math and science answers.
Can ChatGPT make flashcards?
Yes. With the Quizlet plugin ChatGPT makes a flashcard set from a topic or from notes you upload, and you study it in the chat.
Are ChatGPT plugins free for students?
Installing a plugin is free. Each plugin works with the account and plan you have on its service.
How many study plugins does ChatGPT have?
More than 400 plugins in the ChatGPT directory help you learn or study, from Quizlet and Khan Academy to language tutors and exam practice.