10,000 words · A1–C2

Learn English vocabulary from real movie moments

Every word comes with an authentic clip, so you learn how it's actually used, not just what it means. Practice with flashcards, quizzes, and spaced review, and build a streak along the way.

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The word “hello” in the app: its definition, UK and US pronunciation, a row of movie clips, and a Spanish example translation

Inside the app

One tap from clip to context to memory

The app's clip player: a Finding Nemo scene with the subtitle “Say hello to your new mummy”, the word “hello” picked out in lime

Watch the word in context

Tap any word to see the exact movie moment it comes from, with subtitles, replay, and pronunciation.

The Learn screen: CEFR levels A1 to C2, each with its word count and progress

Structured by level and domain

Every word is mapped to a CEFR level, so you always know exactly what's next and how far you've come.

A spaced-repetition flashcard for the word “auspicious”

Review before you forget

Spaced-repetition flashcards resurface words right when you're about to forget them.

Structured by level

Every word mapped to Cambridge English levels

From your first thousand words to native-level nuance, WordReel follows the CEFR scale, A1 through C2, so you always know what to learn next.

Beginner

609 words

Elementary

1,581 words

Intermediate

1,850 words

Upper-Int.

2,223 words

Advanced

2,481 words

Mastery

2,152 words

Start learning from your favorite movies

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to know the movie to learn the word? +

No. Each word comes with movie subtitles, a definition, and example sentences, so the scene gives you context even if you've never seen the film.

How does the spaced-repetition review work? +

Words you mark as hard come back sooner; words you know well come back later. The queue adjusts automatically so you spend time where you need it.

What CEFR levels does WordReel cover? +

All six Cambridge English levels, A1 through C2, across 10,000 words, from everyday basics to native-level nuance.

Is WordReel free? +

Yes, it’s free and supported by ads to help cover server costs. There’s also a Pro plan that offers an ad-free experience, unlocks all word clips, and provides access to advanced analytics.

Which platforms is it available on? +

WordReel is currently available on Android, with release on App Store soon. Both apps sync your progress, streak, and saved words.