Tools for a notes

A notes usually holds informal notes in the writer's own shorthand: bullets, fragments, abbreviations and half-finished lines, in the order they were taken. Pick what you want from it; each tool works on your own file or pasted text and shows a free preview.

• Turn your handwritten-style lecture notes into flashcardsPaste your class or meeting notes and get question-and-answer flashcards built from your own terms and examples. Preview free, or sign in for the full deck.
• Can your lecture or meeting notes become a mind map?Turn messy notes into a nested mind map outline with one central topic, main branches and short sub-points. Free to try, with your own terms kept.
• Turn your notes into a multiple-choice quiz you can test yourself with.Paste your notes and get a 6-question multiple-choice quiz, with options A to D and answers explained in one line. Built only from what your notes say.
• Turn your notes into a study guideTurn lecture or class notes into a study guide: main ideas, key terms with definitions and five self-test questions. Paste yours for a free preview.