Upload a PDF — a textbook chapter, lecture slides, class notes, a research paper — and StudyTab’s AI reads it and generates flashcards you review with spaced repetition. No retyping, and every card stays linked to the page it came from.
A 40-page chapter is an evening of copy-paste before you’ve learned a thing. Most people quit before the deck is built.
Highlighting feels like progress, but re-reading a marked-up PDF is the weakest way to remember it. You need to be tested, not shown.
Once a fact is typed into a separate app, you lose the trail back to the page — so you can’t check context when a card is ambiguous.
Drag in any PDF — digital or scanned. StudyTab OCRs image-only and handwritten PDFs so even photographed pages become text.
Pick a chapter or section and AI produces MCQ, cloze and Q&A cards — plus picture quizzes from the figures. Edit anything; the cards are yours.
Every card is scheduled with FSRS so it resurfaces right before you’d forget — minutes a day instead of marathon re-reading.
Stuck on a card? The AI tutor answers from your own uploaded pages, with a citation that jumps to the exact spot.
Built-in OCR turns image-only pages into cards — lecture scans and photographed notebooks included.
Diagrams in the PDF become label-the-image cards — some of the easiest marks to bank.
Every AI answer and card can link back to the source page, so nothing floats free of its context.
MCQ, cloze, true/false, ordering, audio and more — match the card to how the material is tested.
Bring existing .apkg decks in with history intact, and export back out whenever you like.
Upload one chapter and watch AI build a reviewable deck in minutes. Free to start, no card required.