Anything in, clean notes out.
A PDF, slides, a photo, a YouTube lecture, a recording or pasted text. You get a summary and structured notes in about a minute.
Add material: upload a file, paste a link, record, or paste text.
About the AI note taker
Knomi Notes is a free AI note taker. It turns a PDF, slides, a photo, a YouTube lecture, an audio recording or pasted text into structured notes in about a minute, then into flashcards, a quiz or a timed test.
How it works
Upload the PDF
Drop in a PDF of up to 60 pages (20 MB). Add up to 8 files to one note, such as the chapter and the lecture slides.
Watch the notes appear
A summary first, then sections written as you watch, with definitions and formulas set apart.
Study from them
One click turns the note into flashcards with spaced repetition, a quiz marked as you go, or a timed practice test.
Who it's for
High school students
A textbook chapter or a teacher's handout, turned into notes you can revise from the night before a test.
University students
Long readings and lecture PDFs condensed into sections you can actually get through.
Anyone with a deadline
Exam season, a certification, a long report: the gist first, the detail underneath.
Questions
What can I turn into notes?
PDFs (up to 60 pages), PowerPoint slides, photos of pages or handwritten notes, audio files up to 50 MB, a recording made in the browser, a YouTube link, or pasted text. Up to 8 files in one note.
Is it free?
Knomi Notes is free, with no paid plan and no trial that runs out. You need a free Knomi account to save what you make; you can set everything up before you make one.
Will it make things up?
Knomi is told to use only your material. Every flashcard and quiz question carries the line of your material it comes from, and those lines are checked against your text in code.
What happens to my files?
Your files are read once to write the note, then deleted. The note and what you make from it are saved to your account and nobody else's.
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