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Lecture notes to text

Turn whiteboard photos and your hand-scribbled pages into searchable notes.

Free · 5 a dayNo sign-upExports to .txt, .docx, Markdown
Source · Student lecture notes
Student lecture notes
Read as clean text

Drop your student lecture notes and read it back as structured, searchable text — paragraphs, bullets and tables preserved, ready to copy, export or send.

Free

Digitise my notes

Free - 5 a day, no sign-up. Sign in for 20 a day.

Drop an image
PNG · JPG · HEIC · up to 8 MB
No account needed
Pro

Go further with Pro

Unlimited reads on our high-detail engine, batch a stack at once, and export clean CSV, Excel or Word. £9.99 a month, cancel anytime.

Drop a stack, your first batch is on us
Up to 20 images · combined into one document

Your image is sent to our reading model to do the work, then discarded — not stored, not used to train models.

Why this works

Built for lecture notes to text.

Reads handwritten and printed pages

Clean markdown you can paste into your notes app

Notion / Obsidian / Apple Notes compatible

Free up to 5 pages a day, more on Pro

How reading works

1

Drop an image or PDF

Photos, scans and multi-page PDFs all work. No save dialog, no account.

2

We read the page

Layout, tables and structure are preserved — not just a flat dump of words.

3

Copy, export or send

Text, Markdown or CSV out — or push the originals into a transfer.

Frequently asked

Does it handle equations?

Equations are transcribed as text. Clear, printed maths comes through best.

Can I batch a whole notebook?

Drop a stack of photos on Pro and get one combined document.

What about non-Latin alphabets?

The high-detail engine handles many non-Latin alphabets, including Arabic, Hebrew, Chinese, Japanese and Korean, on both tiers.

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