Every definition, every formula, every example — structured into a 10–20 page notebook you can actually study from. Built for engineering, CS, and med students.
What you paste → what you get
Real output. Cream paper, marker highlights, typeset math, hand-drawn diagrams from the actual video frames.
The same YouTube lecture can become three different outputs. Pick the one that fits how you actually study — skim, cram, or solve.
Chapters with bullets, AI flashcards, exam-style questions. ~10% of the lecture, distilled.
A 10–20 page transcribed notebook. Every section, every formula, every example — written out as you'd write it yourself.
Numbered step-by-step with KaTeX-typeset equations. For videos where the lecturer solves a specific problem on the board.
Chapters, flashcards, diagrams, and exam questions — generated automatically.
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Under 60 seconds for most lectures.
Drop any YouTube lecture — Khan Academy, MIT OCW, your professor’s recording, a Crash Course episode, anything.
Reads the transcript, organizes the material into chapters, and pulls out key concepts, equations, and diagrams.
A complete notebook — every definition, every formula, every example, structured into a 10–20 page document you can revise from.
Chapters, bullet points, and key concepts extracted straight from the lecture — formatted like you would write them yourself.
Auto-generated question/answer pairs covering the most important concepts so you can quiz yourself and lock in knowledge.
Practice with multiple-choice and short-answer questions generated directly from the video content. Prep mode included.
Complex processes and relationships rendered as Mermaid flowcharts — because some things click better when you can see them.
Chapter notes, flashcards, exam questions, concepts — all generated automatically.
Real student note sets — chapters, math, hand-drawn diagrams, all on one page.
2,400+ learners across university courses, bootcamps, and self-study.
“I watched a 3-hour MIT lecture on algorithms and had complete structured notes in under two minutes. The flashcards alone saved me probably four hours of review prep before my qualifying exam.”
Maya Okonkwo
CS Graduate Student
“I learn entirely from YouTube — Fireship, Theo, all of it. Study Notes turns those videos into actual study material I can review later. It finally feels like learning, not just watching.”
James Hartley
Self-taught Developer
“Khan Academy biochemistry videos are great but dense. Now I paste the URL and get a clean outline with key terms highlighted and practice questions at the end. My study sessions are half as long.”
Priya Nair
Pre-Med Sophomore
“The Mermaid diagrams are genuinely impressive. For machine learning topics with lots of moving parts, having a visual flowchart auto-generated from the lecture is something I didn't know I needed.”
Lukas Bauer
Data Science Bootcamp Student
“I use this to quickly prep supplementary notes for my students from YouTube documentaries. What used to take me an evening now takes five minutes. I share the exported notes directly.”
Sofia Reyes
High School Teacher
“Finance content on YouTube is hit or miss, but when I find a good lecture I want notes immediately. The exam questions feature is exactly what I needed — it quizzes me on the actual video content.”
Tariq Farouk
CFA Exam Candidate
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Three modes. Summary gives you chapters and flashcards — fine for skim. Full Lecture Notes (the default for longer lectures) gives you a 10–20 page structured notebook with every definition, formula, and example from the lecture — built for cram. Worked Solution transcribes step-by-step exam-walkthrough videos with every equation. You pick the mode when you submit a video (or use the admin library page for curated content).
University lectures, course recordings, conference talks, and tutorials — anything with clear speech and captions. Particularly strong on exam-prep content: math, sciences, engineering, medicine, law. Music videos or speech-less videos are not supported.
Most lectures under 30 minutes are ready in under 60 seconds. Longer videos (1–2 hours) take 2–4 minutes for the text notes; Pro’s hand-drawn frame visuals add a few minutes more.
Each note set includes: structured chapters with handwritten-style bullets, AI flashcards, exam-style practice questions, auto-generated diagrams, and typeset math (KaTeX). Pro adds hand-drawn diagrams and equations re-created from the actual video frames. Export to PDF or PNG with one click.
Yes. Notiq supports 19 output languages — pick one when you submit the video and the notes come out in that language, regardless of what the lecturer speaks. An English lecture can produce Romanian, Spanish, Korean, or Arabic notes with all the math equations preserved exactly.
The Free plan gives you 3 lifetime note sets on videos up to 20 minutes — full handwritten-style notebooks with flashcards, exam questions, typeset math and auto-generated diagrams. Pro removes those limits and adds the standout feature: hand-drawn diagrams and equations re-created from the actual video frames. You also get 30 note sets per month, videos up to 5 hours, priority processing, watermark-free PDF/PNG exports, and email support.
Yes. Every note set exports to PDF or PNG with one click — keep them on your laptop, print them, or share them with classmates. Free exports carry a small Notiq watermark; Pro exports are watermark-free.
Yes. Your notes are private to your account. We do not share note content with third parties or use it to train AI models. See our Privacy Policy for full details.
Absolutely. You can cancel your subscription from your account settings at any time. You will retain Pro access until the end of your current billing period with no further charges.
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“I watched a 3-hour MIT lecture on algorithms and had complete structured notes in under two minutes. The flashcards alon…”
Maya Okonkwo
CS Graduate Student