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WordStudy review

Freemium#51 of 65 in English Learning Apps

A mobile vocabulary app with YouTube imports, varied practice and offline study.

4.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

WordStudy is a mobile English vocabulary app for learners from CEFR A1 to C2. It is aimed at people who want to build a personal word list from YouTube subtitles, pasted text, scanned photos, themed collections or manual entry. Imported words include translations, definitions and CEFR levels. A 15-minute level test can help learners identify a starting level, while reminders and spaced repetition support continued practice.

Practice goes beyond flashcards: WordStudy includes quizzes, matching, spelling, context and word games. The mix suits learners who want to revisit vocabulary in different ways, and offline study makes the app usable without a connection. Cloud synchronization is included in paid plans, supporting study across devices. The focus remains vocabulary acquisition, not a full English course; learners seeking speech recognition or a broader set of lesson types should consider another app.

A free tier is available. The Monthly plan costs $6.49 per month and unlocks all 40 collections, unlimited YouTube imports, all CEFR levels, all exercises and word games, and cloud sync. Annual costs $39.99 per year and includes everything in Monthly. Lifetime is a one-time $99 purchase, includes everything in Annual and future updates, and has no subscription or renewal. WordStudy is a fit for mobile learners who want to turn material they encounter into vocabulary practice; it is less suited to learners who need desktop access or spoken-language training.

WordStudy pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Import vocabulary from YouTube subtitles, text, photos or manual entry
    • Practice with flashcards, quizzes, matching, spelling and context exercises
    • Study offline with spaced repetition and cloud synchronization
  • Where it doesn't
    • Focused on vocabulary rather than a broad English course
    • Available on iOS and Android, with no desktop deployment listed
    • Speech recognition is not included

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