Memorizer: Memorizing, made easier.

Enter what you want to memorize.
Be sure to use line breaks.

0 words

Firstly, say it at least a few times.
Try glancing at the screen briefly.

A A A

It's best to repeat this step until you know the flow of the text.

Secondly, say it without mistakes.
Below are the first letters of each word.

A A A

Make sure you're comfortable with every line of the text.

Thirdly, say it without pausing.
Below are the first words of each line.

A A A

If you're unsure about a word, go back two steps and reread that part.

Great! Repeat these steps every hour or so until it's memorized.
Try saying it right now.

Text saved! When you come back later you won't have to enter it again. Delete saved text.

Available offline! You can use Memorizer without an internet connection.

Created using the Bootstrap framework. Originally based on code by Stephen Downes.

About Memorizer

This free, streamlined memorization tool can help you with lines, poems, speeches and monologues - basically anything that needs to be spoken.

Memorizer works with dozens of languages, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, and German.

Memorizer Options

Latest Features

2015/10: Offers dark mode (in supported browsers).
2013/12: Available offline (in supported browsers).
2013/12: Calculates approximate speaking time.

Memorization Tips

You learn best by hearing, seeing, or doing, so find out what type of learner you are and have matching memorization techniques.

In addition, ask people who know you well and/or are familiar with memorizing (teachers, actors, etc.) to help you out.

Make sure to experiment - the only way to find out how you memorize best is by trying to memorize in different ways.