Turn a YouTube lecture into notes and questions
Paste a lecture link, fetch the transcript with one click, then create one study pack from it.
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Your study pack
Three steps to a ready study pack
Paste the link
Any youtube.com or youtu.be lecture link.
Fetch the transcript
One click pulls the captions into the page.
Generate and download
Pick the study material you want and save it as a PDF.
Getting good notes from a lecture
Auto-captions often misspell technical words. Skim the transcript once after fetching it and fix any names, formulas or terms that look wrong, because the pack is only as good as the text it is built from.
Lectures include small talk and repeated points. Delete the intro and any off-topic parts so the first 8,000 characters are all useful content, then choose notes for revision or A&R questions for practice.
How to read an A&R question
Read the Assertion (A) and decide if it is true. Do the same for the Reason (R). If both are true, ask one more thing: does R actually explain why A is true? Then pick the option: (a) both true and R explains A, (b) both true but R does not explain A, (c) A true and R false, (d) A false and R true.
Questions students ask
Which videos work?
Videos that have captions, including auto-generated captions. If a video has none, record or upload its audio on the Voice page.
Does it handle long lectures?
It uses the first part of the transcript (about 8,000 characters) so it stays fast and free. For a long lecture, make packs in parts.
Can I edit the transcript?
Yes. The transcript appears in a text box and you can trim or fix it before generating.
Is there a limit?
Yes. You can make 5 study packs per day, one type at a time. The limit resets every day at midnight UTC.