Turn slides and PDFs into notes you can revise from

• Accepts PDFs, slides, Word documents, photos of pages and pasted text
• Clean, structured notes organised under headings
• A mind map that shows how the ideas connect
• Flashcards for quick self-testing
• Export to PDF, Word or Markdown, or save to your notes

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   Add your material

   Upload a file or photo, or paste text. Up to a few files at once.

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   Generate

   Get notes, a mind map and flashcards from the same source.

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   Study from them

   Revise from the notes, test yourself with the flashcards, and export what you want to keep.

• “Make exam notes from this chapter [attach PDF] — keep definitions and formulae.”
• “Turn these lecture slides into a one-page revision sheet.”
• “Make 20 flashcards from this photo of my biology diagram.”

• A notes generation uses 3 credits.
• Notes are only as complete as the source. A blurry photo or a scanned page with tiny print gives thinner notes — a text-based PDF works best.
• Read the notes against the original before an exam; summaries can leave out detail that your syllabus expects.

• PDF SummarizerUpload a PDF and summarise it, extract notes, build flashcards, generate practice questions, or ask it anything. An AI PDF reader built for studying.
• Mock Test GeneratorGenerate a practice test on any topic or exam: choose the number of questions and a timer, get answers with explanations, retake it, and track weak topics.
• Citation GeneratorPaste URLs, DOIs or rough references and get in-text citations and a correctly ordered bibliography in APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard or IEEE.

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• NEET-UG preparationMBBS, BDS, AYUSH and allied medical courses in India
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• GATE preparationM.Tech and Ph.D. admissions at the IITs, NITs and IISc, and recruitment to many PSUs

• How to turn lectures and PDFs into exam notes: a 5-step workflowA repeatable workflow for converting slides, textbook chapters and PDFs into short exam notes, flashcards and practice questions, with or without AI.
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It’s free to begin: no card needed, and every tool is included on the free plan.