What can I upload to StudyAI?
You can start from PDFs, images of notes, or a fully manual deck when you already know the structure you want.
StudyAI
Turn raw notes into recall-ready study decks.
Upload your source, generate flashcards with AI, and keep the explanation beside the material while you review.
PDF and image uploads
AI flashcard generation
Document-grounded Study Buddy
One workflow
From OCR to deck generation without jumping between tools.
StudyAI keeps extraction, card creation, and follow-up study in the same place so the handoff between steps feels instant.
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Bring in the material you already have
Upload a PDF, pull text from notes, or start a manual deck without changing your study routine.
02
Shape it into something you can review
Turn the source into flashcards, refine weak spots, and keep the context close while you edit.
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Study, ask, and iterate in one session
Review in focused rounds and use Study Buddy when you need a simpler explanation or summary.
Stay in context
Keep the source, the deck, and the explanation on the same screen.
The product depth is not in extra widgets. It is in how quickly you can move from document to card to understanding without losing the thread.
OCR that becomes study material
Extract handwritten or scanned notes, then move straight into deck generation without a separate cleanup workflow.
Manual control when AI is not enough
Add your own cards, tune focus topics, and keep the deck aligned with how you actually review for class.
Chat that stays attached to the source
Ask follow-up questions while studying so the explanation stays tied to the document and not generic web filler.
FAQ
What students usually want to know before they start.
Does the chat answer from my file?
Yes. Study Buddy is designed to answer from document context and return simpler or summary-style explanations when you need them.
Can I keep editing the deck after generation?
Yes. You can add cards manually, generate more from the same source, and keep refining the deck as you study.
Ready to start
Start with the notes you already have.
Upload a PDF, clean up OCR, or build a manual deck when you want more control. The first study session can happen the same day.