VocaBox: English Vocabulary

Learn English vocabulary with image flashcards, pronunciation and quizzes. VocaBox helps you practice English words and organize your review in five study boxes. Choose your level, set a daily goal and build a vocabulary learning habit one card at a time. Image flashcards for English words Connect a word with an image instead of studying text alone. Tap to reveal the word and its meaning, then listen to its pronunciation. Swipe right for words you know and left for words that need more practice. Repeat and review with five study boxes Use the Leitner method to organize your vocabulary by how well you know it. Familiar words move to the next box; words you miss move back one box. Check the word count in each box and choose what to review next. 10-second vocabulary quizzes Test your memory by choosing the meaning before time runs out. Correct and incorrect answers move words between boxes. See your correct answers and accuracy when the quiz is complete. English vocabulary from A1 to C1 Practice around 4,600 English words across five CEFR levels: A1, A2, B1, B2 and C1. Start with beginner vocabulary or select more advanced words to match your learning level. Listen and practice with auto-play Let flashcards advance automatically while you listen. Adjust playback speed and repeat pronunciation for speaking practice. Choose American, British or Australian English accents. Available voices depend on your device's text-to-speech engine. Daily goals, streaks and a study calendar Choose a daily goal of 10, 20, 30 or 50 words. Follow today's progress, your study streak, total words studied and your learning calendar to keep your English practice going. Search words and view translated meanings Search by English word or translated meaning and filter your vocabulary list by box. Select your native language to see word meanings. VocaBox supports meanings in multiple languages; the vocabulary you study is English. Make vocabulary practice part of your day - Review image flashcards during a commute or a short break. - Revisit unfamiliar words in their study boxes. - Listen to pronunciation and repeat words aloud. - Use quizzes and study history to follow your progress.