FlashCards does support Images in your cards. Check out the Children's Alphabet to see it in action. An active data connection is required to view images.
First, you need your images. Please save them in JPG, PNG, or GIF format only.
Images From Device
Using images stored on your device or computer is not yet supported. We hope to add this capability soon.
Use Quizlet PLUS
Quizlet has launched Quizlet PLUS. It is a $15/year charge, but allows you to upload your own images and use them in your flash cards. Why am I recommending this paid service? Simple: It's inexpensive, and it works really good. Why is there a charge? It takes real server space and bandwidth to store and deliver those images. The fee works out to less than 3¢ per day, and is well worth it. Read more about Quizlet Plus.
Use Other Sources & the HTML Editor

1. Ok, so you have your images. First thing you need is to put them online. You can use your own webserver, or a free service such as:
   1. ImageShack: http://imageshack.us
   2. PhotoBucket: http://photobucket.com ***
   3. TinyPic: http://tinypic.com
2. You now need the URL to this image. For example:
   http://www.jeharrisonline.com/palm/flashcards/card-images/kids-alphabet/a.gif
   You will notice, if you paste this into your browser, the image itself will show. Using the online services, they will provide the URL to your image to you. Copy this URL.
   If you use ImageShack, your URL will look like: http://img16.imageshack.us/i/19093205.png/
3. Now we need to add it to the card. Make sure the HTML Editor is activated. Click on the "Image" icon (10th from the left). It will prompt you for the URL to the image. Paste in the URL you copied from the upload method used above and click Ok.
4. That's it. The HTML Editor will take care of the HTML code required for this. Save the card and repeat as needed.

*** It is best to start an account with PhotoBucket first. This is free. If you upload the images and then put them into an album, the URL will change and break the cards. It is best to create an album FIRST, then upload images into them