Turn lecture slides into study notes
Upload a .pptx and get a structured set of notes: what the deck actually argued, in order, with the definitions and numbers kept.
Slide decks are a bad format to revise from. Bullet fragments, clip-art, and a heading that assumes the lecturer was talking over it. Copying them by hand is the slowest hour of any exam week.
This tool reads the deck the way it is written — title, points, tables, speaker notes if present — then rewrites it as prose you can actually study: a summary, the key points, and sections that follow the deck's own order.
How it works
- Drop in a .pptx, .ppt, or .pdf export of the deck.
- Pick the language you want the notes in.
- Read the result on the page, or download it as Markdown for Notion, Obsidian or Bear.
Questions
Does it read speaker notes?
Yes. Speaker notes are extracted along with the slide text when the file contains them.
What if a slide is mostly a diagram?
The text is captured; the diagram itself is described only in general terms. Anything that exists purely as a picture is not reconstructed.
Can I get flashcards instead of notes?
Yes — switch to flashcards before you upload and you get question/answer pairs you can import into Anki.