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AI Notes Generator by ZeroTell

Paste a lecture transcript, article, textbook section or meeting transcript. Choose a note style and level of detail, and get organized notes drawn only from your text.

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Result

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Four note styles

Pick the format that suits how you study or review.

  • Structured outline

    Headings for each main topic in the order the text covers them, with key terms in bold.

  • Cornell notes

    Cue questions with the notes that answer them for each topic, plus a short summary area at the end.

  • Concise bullet points

    One idea per short bullet, grouped under headings only when the text has clearly separate parts.

  • Study notes and key terms

    Topic notes followed by a key-terms list and review questions that test understanding.

Why use it

  • Only what's in your text

    The notes draw on the text you paste and do not add outside facts or examples.

  • Details kept exact

    Names, numbers, dates, formulas and technical terms stay as they are written in the source.

  • Gaps marked, not guessed

    Garbled or unclear passages, common in transcripts, are marked as unclear in the source.

How to use AI Notes Generator

  1. Paste your text

    Add a lecture transcript, article, textbook section or meeting transcript.

  2. Choose a note style

    Pick a structured outline, Cornell notes, concise bullet points or study notes with key terms.

  3. Set the detail

    Choose key points only, standard, or detailed notes that keep supporting points and examples.

  4. Review and save

    Check anything marked unclear against the source, then copy the notes into your own files.

Tips for better notes

  • Tidy the transcript first

    Fixing obvious transcription errors means fewer passages are marked as unclear.

  • Paste one topic at a time

    Splitting a long course into single lectures or chapters keeps each set of notes focused.

  • Use study notes for revision

    Key terms and review questions turn reading notes into revision material.

  • Match detail to the purpose

    Key points suit a quick review; detailed notes suit material you will be tested on.

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Frequently asked questions

Any text you paste: lecture or meeting transcripts, articles, textbook sections or your own rough notes.

No. It uses only the text you provide and marks unclear passages instead of guessing.

Cornell notes pair cue questions with the notes that answer them and end with a short summary. The tool builds that layout for each topic.

No. This tool works with pasted text. To make notes from a PDF file, use the notes generator for PDFs.

Yes. The notes end with a short summary of the main takeaway; in Cornell notes it fills the summary area.

Yes. Compare key figures and anything marked unclear with the source before you study from or share the notes.

Ready to try AI Notes Generator?

Paste your text, pick a style and get notes you can study from or share.

Organize my notes
  • Four note styles
  • Nothing added from outside your text
  • Ends with a short summary