Lecture Slides
Capture the key ideas before the next class.
STUDY FROM WHAT YOU HAVE
Photo to Notes
Turn lecture slides, whiteboards, textbooks, and diagrams into organized notes you can review and copy.
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Turn Photos into Notes You Can Study From
Photo to Notes helps you turn the material already in front of you into a study-ready first pass. Photograph a lecture slide, whiteboard, textbook page, handout, chart, or lab diagram. You can also upload a JPG, PNG, WebP, or PDF up to 10 MB and 3 pages when the source is already on your device.
Instead of leaving you with a wall of copied words, Photo to Notes combines extracted text with structured points. That makes it easier to spot the definition, argument, process, or example that matters before a review session. Use Short notes for a quick scan, Medium for ordinary class material, or Detailed when you need more of the surrounding explanation.
Photo to Notes works best with a steady, well-lit image and a frame that includes the whole page. Save the original photo, then compare generated notes with it when a formula, date, citation, or technical term matters. During a study day, process slides in order, keep a label for each page, and combine the checked points into your own outline after reviewing them.
Whiteboard Notes
Save a clear version before the board is erased.
Textbook Pages
Make dense reading easier to scan and revisit.
Lab Reports & Diagrams
Keep observations and visual details together.
FAQ
Photo to Notes questions
What should I photograph for study notes?
Lecture slides, whiteboards, textbook pages, handouts, diagrams, and lab notes are good starting points.
Will the result be one long block of text?
No. Photo to Notes returns readable extracted text and structured points so the result is easier to scan and review.
Can I use a PDF of class material?
Yes. Upload a PDF up to 10 MB and 3 pages, or use a JPG, PNG, or WebP image.
Should I verify the generated notes?
Yes. Keep the original nearby and check definitions, formulas, names, and dates before studying from or sharing the notes.