Generate lecture notes with AI from PDFs or slides.

A lecture notes generator should save time without sacrificing structure. StudyKit uses AI to generate lecture notes directly from PDFs and slide decks, then organizes them into headings and bullets that match your source. This keeps your notes aligned to the lecture flow instead of producing generic summaries. Upload a text-based PDF or PPTX, and StudyKit extracts the text, groups it by topic, and turns it into readable notes you can review quickly.

The biggest challenge with AI notes is relevance. If a generator ignores the original structure, the notes become confusing. StudyKit keeps the order of your slides or readings, which makes it easier to follow the instructor’s progression. Notes are grouped by section with short bullet points that capture definitions, processes, and examples. You can also set the audience level to control how detailed the notes should be.

Once the notes are ready, you can export them in formats that fit your workflow. Markdown makes it easy to drop into Notion, Obsidian, or Google Docs, while PDF export is available on Basic and Pro for print-friendly study packets. From the same upload, you can generate a study guide or flashcards for active recall. This turns one lecture into multiple study assets without repeating work.

StudyKit focuses on text-based files in the MVP. If your lecture materials are scanned or image-only, the parser will show a clear warning and avoid wasting your time. OCR support is planned for Phase 2, but you can often export a readable PDF from your LMS or slide software today. That ensures the generator has real text to work with.

If you want an AI lecture notes generator that delivers clean, sectioned notes with clear structure, StudyKit is built to do that. It turns lecture inputs into study-ready notes so you can move faster from class material to exam prep.