PICTURE VOCABULARY
Everyday Things
Tap a picture to reveal its name. Work through all 20 cards, then hit reset to shuffle and try again.
Learn English Vocabulary the Visual Way
Words stick better when you connect them to a picture instead of just a translation. This game gives you 20 everyday English words — things like ball, tree, house, and umbrella — shown as simple pictures. Look at the image, say the word out loud in your head (or out loud for real, if no one’s judging you), then tap the card to check yourself.
It’s built for quick practice: no sign-up, no timer pressure, just 20 cards you can work through in a couple of minutes or come back to whenever you want a refresher.
How to Play
- Look at the picture. Each card shows a simple image — try to name it in English before you click.
- Tap the card to reveal the word. The card flips over and shows you the correct answer.
- Keep going. Work through all 20 cards at your own pace — there’s no wrong order.
- Check your progress. The counter at the top shows how many cards you’ve revealed out of 20.
- Reset and shuffle. Once you’ve finished, hit “Reset & shuffle” to mix up the order and go again — a quick way to test whether you actually remembered the words or just memorized their position.
Use “Reveal all” if you just want to see every word at once, like a quick vocabulary sheet — handy for reviewing before a quiz or class.
More About This Game
Read important information about this vocabulary game.
Is this vocabulary game free to play?
Yes, it’s completely free. No sign-up, no account, no hidden steps — just open the page and start clicking through the cards.
What English level is this game for?
It’s aimed at beginners and early learners. All 20 words are common, everyday objects, so it works well for kids, ESL beginners, or anyone brushing up on the basics.
How many words does the game cover?
There are 20 picture cards in this set, each showing a different everyday object. Once you’ve gone through all of them, you can reset and shuffle to play again.
Can I use this game on my phone?
Yes, the game works on phones, tablets, and desktops. The cards resize automatically to fit your screen.
Does the game keep score?
It doesn’t grade you — it’s designed for self-paced practice. The counter at the top just tracks how many cards you’ve revealed, so you can see how far you’ve gotten.
Can I replay the game after finishing it?
Yes. Tap “Reset & shuffle” and the cards will reshuffle into a new order, so you can test yourself again without just remembering card positions.