Knowt only imports 100 Quizlet cards. Here's the fix.

You import a 300-card Quizlet set into Knowt. 100 cards come across. No error, no warning, no "partial import" flag. You find out the rest are missing when a word you expected never shows up in review.

Technically the cap is not fixed at 100. Knowt's help center documents the workaround: before triggering the import, you have to open the Quizlet set, scroll all the way to the bottom, click "See more", and only then run the importer. Most people miss that step, so the practical effect is the same as a hard cap.

QuickCards reads the set a different way that does not depend on what the page has rendered, so the scroll-then-click step is unnecessary. Full set, regardless of size, into Knowt or into Anki, PDF, CSV, JSON, TXT.

QuickCards and Knowt are not the same shape and not really competing. Knowt is a free Quizlet-style study app with its own learn/test/match modes; QuickCards is a converter that gets your data out (or into Knowt) without changing where you study.

If you want to keep studying in a Quizlet-shaped product without paying for Quizlet Plus, Knowt is a strong answer. The trade-offs are real (ads, an account is required) but for a lot of students it is the right pick. We use it ourselves for some sets.

If you want your cards in Anki, on a printable PDF, in a CSV for a spreadsheet, or in Knowt without the scroll-then-click step, that is where QuickCards fits.