Slides to study notes
Turn lecture slides into clear study notes
Upload PPT, PPTX, or PDF lecture slides. Create structured notes from the readable material, check diagrams and missing lecture context, then generate flashcards, quizzes, or a mind map.
Built for slide decks students actually use
Choose a study task: preview a lecture, review one topic, prepare a seminar, or test what you can recall.
Lecture decks
Turn professor slide decks into sectioned notes with key points you can review before class or finals.
Class presentations
Convert group project decks and seminar presentations into notes that capture the logic, not just bullet titles.
Second-language review
Keep course terms beside clear explanations. Check unfamiliar vocabulary against the lecturer’s definitions instead of replacing technical terms.
Study review
Rebuild confusing slide sequences into clear notes so you know what to memorize and what to skim.
Slide notes you can actually study from
Use readable headings and text to build a first draft. Slides often omit spoken explanations, so keep the original deck and your class notes available.
Slide structure extraction
Review topic headings alongside the source. Check that important sections are included and add page or slide references for facts you need to verify.
Key points
Important ideas from each slide are pulled out for faster review.
Explanations
Use explanations as a starting point, then verify them. Sparse text can leave questions that only the original lecture or reading can answer.
Examples
Preserve examples supported by the deck. Treat an unexplained graph or headline as a gap to check, not permission to invent details.
Flashcards
Generate memory cards from your slide notes for active recall.
Quizzes
Practice with questions based on your lecture deck.
Mind maps
Visualize how topics across the deck connect.
Slides to notes FAQ
Common questions about turning lecture slides into AI study notes with Notoo.
Illustrative teaching example, written for this page; this is not a recorded Notoo output. Input slide 1: “Random sampling: selecting participants.” Input slide 2: “Random assignment: placing participants into groups.” Input slide 3 shows two unlabeled groups. Study-note target: “Sampling concerns who enters the study; assignment concerns which group they enter.” Recall prompt: “Which step does each term describe?” Mark the unlabeled diagram as “Needs the original lecture explanation.” Compare your own generated notes with the deck. Do not turn an unlabeled diagram into an invented claim about the study design.
Notoo accepts PPT, PPTX, and PDF files. Start with a readable original deck or a clean export. Scans, tiny labels, and image-heavy slides can need extra checking; no file format guarantees that every visual relationship is captured.
You can use it to draft notes from dense decks, but verify the structure and important details. Review in topic groups, check diagrams and formulas, and use your class notes to fill gaps the slides do not explain.
The aim is topic notes you can verify and use for recall, with options for flashcards, quizzes, and mind maps. The tool cannot recover an explanation the lecturer never included in the file; keep those gaps visible.
Yes. Sign up for Notoo's free tier to upload slides and generate structured notes. Limits apply by plan; see Pricing for details.
Yes. After Notoo generates notes from your deck, you can expand them into flashcards, quizzes, and mind maps—so you can move from reading slides to active recall.
That depends on the current page and file allowances for your account. A large deck can exceed the free allowance even if its file size is small. Check Pricing before uploading; free does not mean unlimited slides or files.