Make a Study Guide from Your Notes
Paste your notes and get a complete study guide — flashcards scheduled by spaced repetition, plus practice quizzes to test what you actually remember.
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What Your Study Guide Includes
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Tips for a Better Study Guide
- Paste one chapter or lecture at a time — focused material makes a sharper study guide
- Include definitions, key terms, and worked examples; the AI turns each into its own card
- Any note format works — bullet points, outlines, or full paragraphs from your slides
- Generate the practice quiz a day after the flashcards to test real retention
AI Study Guide Maker FAQ
It creates the two formats that make a study guide useful: a deck of flashcards scheduled by spaced repetition, and matching practice quizzes. Rather than a summary document you would reread passively, you get material built for active recall — the study method with the strongest evidence behind it.
Yes. The same notes can generate a practice quiz with multiple choice, true/false, and short answer questions, each with an AI-written explanation. Many students make the flashcards first to learn the material, then use a practice quiz to find the gaps before an exam.
Paste notes or text here, or use our matching tools for PDFs, lecture slides, photos of handwritten notes, and YouTube lectures. All of them produce the same study guide of flashcards and quizzes.
A static study guide is the same on day one and day thirty. This one adapts: the FSRS algorithm tracks how well you know each card and brings it back right before you would forget it, so your revision time goes to the material you are actually weakest on.
Yes — you can create a study guide for free every day, with no credit card. Heavier users can buy credits for unlimited generation, but the free tier is enough to build a study guide for a lecture or chapter.
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