Generate an AI study guide from your PDFs and slides.

StudyKit is an AI study guide generator built for students who need structure fast. Instead of dumping a wall of text, it organizes your material into an outline, key terms, and a recap that matches the way you actually review. Upload a PDF reading or a lecture slide deck, and the system extracts the important sections, definitions, and questions you are most likely to see on a test. That means less time formatting and more time understanding how the material connects.

Traditional summaries are too shallow for real study sessions. This generator breaks your content into topic-based sections, then expands each section into study-ready notes. You get a top-level outline to map the lecture, key terms with short definitions for recall, and practice questions to test comprehension. The result is designed for quick scanning before an exam, yet detailed enough to keep context and examples intact. It is a study guide that feels like it belongs to your course, not a generic AI report.

Because StudyKit starts from your source material, the output stays aligned to your professor or textbook. If your slides emphasize a particular model or framework, the guide mirrors that flow instead of inventing new structure. This reduces the usual mismatch between notes and class material. You can also tune the depth of the output depending on your audience, so a high school review guide reads differently from a graduate-level prep sheet.

Export options keep the workflow flexible. Free users can copy or download Markdown for Notion, Obsidian, or Google Docs. Basic and Pro unlock PDF export for print-friendly study packs. You can also run flashcards and quizzes from the same upload when you want more active recall. The goal is to let you move from reading to practice without reformatting anything by hand.

If you need a fast study guide generator that handles PDFs and lecture slides with a clear structure, StudyKit is built for that use case. It is optimized for text-based files today, with OCR planned for scanned documents later. Whether you are preparing for finals or compressing a long reading list, the generator gives you a repeatable workflow and a clean output you can trust.