Paste your notes or textbook text. Get key terms, a summary, and practice questions on one printable page. First 3 free, no signup.
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A study guide generator turns raw material — lecture notes, textbook chapters, class readings — into a structured one-page study aid. Paste your text, and Summaro extracts the key terms and definitions, writes a plain-language summary, and generates practice questions with an answer key. The output is formatted for clean printing on standard paper.
Unlike flashcard apps that make you build your own cards, or AI chat tools that give you a wall of unstructured text, Summaro is purpose-built for one job: turning reading into reviewing. The guide it produces is the format your brain actually uses to study — not the format your textbook uses to teach.
The 5–10 most important concepts from your text, each with a one-line definition in plain language. These are the terms most likely to appear on your exam.
A paragraph that captures the main argument or narrative of the material — the "what is this about" you should be able to answer before diving into details.
5 multiple-choice and short-answer questions drawn directly from the material, testing the key terms and main points. An answer key sits at the bottom (fold under to self-quiz).
One page, clean layout, no ads or watermarks. Print it, fold it, stick it in your notebook. Study offline, phone-free.
Simple: 3 study guides free, then $4.90 once for unlimited. No subscription. Your counter lives in your browser, not on our servers.
3 complete guides free, no signup. Then $4.90 once — not per month.
Any subject with text: biology, history, psychology, literature, nursing, law, business. If you can paste it, it can guide it.
Best results come from 200–2,000 words — a lecture's worth of notes or a textbook section. Longer texts still work, but the guide will focus on the most important concepts.
Yes — one clean page with terms, summary, questions, and answer key. No watermark.
The AI extracts from your text, so the guide reflects your material, not generic knowledge. Always cross-check before an exam — it's a study aid, not a textbook replacement.