Short answer: Practy is best for a guided routine. It takes you through the French tenses unit by unit at your level, with a short guide for each unit, and spaced repetition brings back the verbs you miss, on the web and iPhone. Conjuu is best for focused drills with a one-time price. Le Conjugueur is the best reference, with tables for almost every French verb. Linguno is best for free drills in the browser. Verbare is best for offline flashcard practice on iPhone. Conjugation Nation is a simple paid quiz for the 140 most common verbs.
Practy drills 500 common French verbs in 12 tenses, from the présent to the passé simple and the subjonctif. You filter each drill by tense, pronoun, and verb, and a guided mode schedules what to review. Verbs you save from YouTube, Netflix, and web pages become drills too, and the same account has drills for six other languages.
Platforms
Web, iOS, and a Chrome extension.
Free tier
Yes. Every exercise type, with caps.
Paid plans
Plus: $7.99/month or $69.99/year ($5.83/month).
Pros
500 common verbs in 12 tenses.
Filter every drill by tense, pronoun, and verb.
Verbs you save from real content become drills.
Free French conjugation tables and tense guides on practy.app.
Cons
Fewer verbs than a reference such as Le Conjugueur.
The mobile app is on iOS only. There is no Android app.
Conjuu French has typing drills over more than 600 common verbs. It tests you more on the verbs you miss, and each tense has an explanation and examples, with audio for each verb. The free version has two tenses. A one-time upgrade unlocks the imparfait, futur, conditionnel, subjonctif, and the other tenses.
Platforms
iOS and Android.
Free tier
Yes. The présent and the passé composé.
Paid plans
One-time upgrades from $4.99 to $7.99.
Pros
Adaptive drills that focus on your mistakes.
Audio and an explanation for each tense.
One-time purchase, not a subscription.
Cons
Only two tenses are free.
French only. Each language is a separate app and purchase.
3. Le Conjugueur: best reference
Le Conjugueur has conjugation tables for almost 9,000 French verbs, in every tense and mood. It shows passive, reflexive, negative, question, and feminine forms, and it finds a verb from any conjugated form. It works offline and adds grammar rules and word games such as hangman and anagrams.
Platforms
Android and iOS.
Free tier
Yes on Android, with ads.
Paid plans
iOS: $0.99. Android: pay to remove ads.
Pros
Tables for almost every French verb.
Finds a verb from a conjugated form.
Works offline.
Cons
A reference, not a drill app.
Ads on the free Android version.
4. Linguno: best free drills on the web
Linguno has French conjugation drills grouped by tense, with regular and irregular verbs, and drills where you conjugate verbs inside sentences. With a free account it adds spaced repetition, progress tracking, listening exercises, and word flashcards. It also covers Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and German.
Platforms
Web, in any browser. A mobile app is planned.
Free tier
Yes. Everything is free during its beta.
Paid plans
Free during its beta. Pricing after the beta is not announced.
Pros
Free, with no account needed to start.
Verbs practiced inside sentences, not only alone.
Spaced repetition with an account.
Cons
No mobile app yet; it runs in the browser.
Its business model is not decided, so the free access may change.
5. Verbare: best for offline flashcards
Verbare French has flashcard and typing practice over more than 1,600 verbs in 17 tenses, with conjugation tables and audio for each form. It works offline, has no ads, and lets you set a daily goal. The free version has 180 common verbs and two tenses. Verbare sells separate apps for Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, English, and Greek.
Platforms
iOS.
Free tier
Yes. 180 common verbs in the présent and the passé composé.
Paid plans
Pro: $4.99.
Pros
Works offline, with no ads.
Answer by typing or with flashcards.
More than 1,600 verbs with Pro.
Cons
Only two tenses are free.
French only. Each language is a separate app.
iOS only.
6. Conjugation Nation: best simple quiz
Conjugation Nation French gives you a verb, a tense, and a pronoun, and you type the form. It covers the 140 most common verbs in 15 tenses. You can save custom verb lists, review your mistakes, and track your speed and accuracy.
Platforms
iOS.
Free tier
No.
Paid plans
$2.99 once.
Pros
Simple, fast quiz format.
Custom verb lists.
One-time price.
Cons
140 verbs only.
No grammar explanations.
iOS only.
How we compared them
Practy is our product, so we say where each other app is the better fit. We compared the apps on four points, from their app store listings, websites, and help pages.
How it teaches
Whether it explains the rules, or only drills forms you already know.
What you practice
How many verbs and tenses it covers, and whether you type, say, or pick the answer.
Review
Whether it schedules review for you, or you set up each session yourself.
Price
What the free tier covers, and whether the full app is a subscription or a one-time purchase.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best app to learn French conjugations?
Practy is best for a guided path through the tenses, with spaced repetition. Conjuu is best for focused French drills with a one-time price. Le Conjugueur is the best reference for looking up verbs.
Is Conjuu French free?
Conjuu French is free for the présent and the passé composé. One-time upgrades from $4.99 to $7.99 unlock the other tenses and more verbs.
What is the best free French conjugation app?
Linguno has free French drills in the browser during its beta. Le Conjugueur is free on Android with ads, and has tables for almost every verb. Practy has a free tier with every exercise type, with caps. Conjuu and Verbare are free for two tenses.
Is there a French conjugation app for other languages too?
Practy has conjugation drills for French, Spanish, English, Portuguese, Italian, Hebrew, and Arabic in one app. Conjuu sells a separate app for each language.
