Convert lecture slides into a structured study guide.

Lecture slides often include the most important terms and diagrams, but the structure is spread across dozens of slides. StudyKit converts lecture slides to a study guide so you can review the material in a single, structured document. Upload PPTX or PDF slides and the system extracts the text, groups it by topic, and builds an outline that mirrors the lecture flow. You get the key points, definitions, and practice questions in one place without retyping notes.

A slide deck is great for presenting but not always for studying. This guide format improves retention by organizing the content into logical sections with summaries. It also highlights key terms so you can build flashcards or run a quick quiz from the same upload. Because the output follows the original slide order, it stays aligned with your instructor’s sequence and reduces the need to cross-reference the slides while you study.

StudyKit’s lecture slides workflow is designed for speed. In the MVP, it supports text-based PPTX and PDF slides without OCR. That means you should export slides with selectable text for best results. If a deck is image-only, the system will show a clear warning instead of generating empty output. OCR support is on the roadmap, but today you can still convert most modern slides directly.

Once the study guide is generated, you can export it to Markdown for your notes app or to PDF for print review. Basic and Pro unlock PDF export, while Free gives you Markdown. For deeper study, you can generate flashcards and quizzes from the same slide deck without uploading again. This makes it easy to move from lecture to active recall in one workflow.

If you want to turn lecture slides into a study guide that is clean, organized, and aligned with class content, StudyKit provides that format with minimal steps. It is built to reduce the time between receiving a deck and having a study-ready guide you can actually review.