Free Tool

YouTube Study Notes Generator

Turn any YouTube lecture or educational video into organized study notes with key terms, examples, and review questions.

Detail level:
100% free ~15 seconds No signup
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How It Works

1

Paste URL

Any lecture, tutorial, or educational video

2

AI Takes Notes

Structured topics, terms, and examples

3

Study

Review, export, or paste into your notes app

Perfect For

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Lecture Videos

Get organized notes from university lectures

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Online Courses

Take notes from Coursera, Khan Academy, etc.

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Tech Tutorials

Capture key concepts from coding tutorials

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Educational Podcasts

Turn long-form content into study material

FAQ

How is this different from a summary?

A summary tells you what a video is about. Study notes capture the actual information you need to learn. They include topic-by-topic breakdowns, key term definitions, specific examples, and review questions to test your understanding.

What does the detail level setting do?

Brief gives you a quick overview with fewer topics. Standard is the default balance of depth and brevity. Detailed gives you thorough notes with more topics, longer explanations, and more key terms and examples.

Can I export notes to Notion or Obsidian?

Yes! Use the "Copy as Markdown" button to get properly formatted Markdown that you can paste directly into Notion, Obsidian, or any other notes app that supports Markdown.

Does it work with non-educational videos?

It works best with lectures, tutorials, and educational content. For other video types, it will still extract the most useful structured information, but the notes will be more useful for content that teaches something.

Is it really free?

100% free, no signup required. You get 10 free uses per day. Built for students who want to spend more time studying and less time taking notes.

STASH LM

You made notes from 1 video. Stash LM processes entire courses and lets you search across all notes.

Now imagine doing that for your entire YouTube library.

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