From notes to review sheet
Paste messy lecture notes, slide text or a reading and get an organized study guide: an overview, key concepts, terms, details to memorize and review questions with answers.
To turn notes into a study guide, paste 50 to 4,000 words of class or lecture notes, keep the Study guide format, pick quick, standard or detailed, and press Create. AI Study Guide Maker sorts the notes into an overview, key concepts, key terms, important details, review questions and answers, using only what you pasted. It costs 1 purchased credit per word with a 300-credit minimum; registration is free.
Scattered bullet points become an overview, key concepts, terms and details, in a logical order instead of lecture order.
Technical terms, names and symbols stay as you wrote them, so the guide matches your class and your textbook.
Review questions test understanding, not just recall, with answers taken from your notes on a separate list.
Anything your notes mention but do not explain is listed to check in your textbook, instead of being guessed.
Copy the notes for one lecture, unit or chapter.
Quick for a recap, standard for a full review, detailed for exam preparation.
Read the guide, then look up the items under Check in your textbook.
Notes follow the order a lecture happened in, with shorthand, side remarks and repeats. A study guide reorganizes the same material by idea: what the topic is, which concepts matter, which terms to define and what you should be able to answer.
Reviewing that structure is faster than rereading pages of notes, and the review questions turn passive reading into self-testing, which is where most of the learning happens.
The guide can only use what you paste, so:
The same notes can also become an outline, flashcards, a practice quiz, a key terms list or a one-page summary. Switch the format and create again; each request is charged separately, so pick the format you will actually study from.
Not directly: the tool takes typed or pasted text. Type your handwritten notes, or copy the text from a photo with your phone's text recognition, then paste it in and check it for errors.
Usually, yes. Fragments, bullet points and shorthand are fine. If an abbreviation is unclear, the guide keeps it as written and may list it under Check in your textbook rather than guess.
At least 50 and at most 4,000 words per request. One lecture or chapter at a time gives the clearest guide; notes under 300 words cost the 300-credit minimum.
1 purchased credit per word of notes, with a 300-credit minimum per request: $0.17 to $0.50 for 1,000 words, depending on the plan or pack. Packs start at $4.99. Registration is free, and there are no free credits.
The price shows before you start, and packs start at $4.99.
Last updated October 29, 2026
