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Turn YouTube lectures into flashcards and notes

Paste a YouTube link and StudyTab reads the transcript, writes notes and flashcards, and lets you ask the video questions. Stop re-watching. Start remembering.

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Lecture · Laws of motionCard 12 of 38

Newton's second law

F = ?

💡 Or the rate of change of momentum

Made from the lecture at 14:32
The problem

Watching a lecture isn’t the same as remembering it

01

Re-watching wastes hours

Scrubbing a two-hour lecture for the one point you half-remember is the slowest way to revise.

02

Watching doesn’t stick

You nod along, it feels clear, and a week later it’s gone. Without testing yourself, lectures fade fast.

03

Your notes live somewhere else

Notes in one app, the video in another, cards in a third. The context that makes a fact make sense gets scattered.

How it works

From a YouTube link to review cards

Knowledge Base· 4 sources
  • YTLaws of motion, lecture 31 h 6 min · 32 cardsReady
  • YTFriction, one-shot48 min · 21 cardsReady
  • YTCircular motion55 min · 24 cardsReady
  • NOTELecture notes (auto)note · linked to timestampsReady
Features

Made for learning from video

  • Notes from the real transcript

    Notes and answers come from what the lecturer said, not an invented summary.

  • A chat for each video

    Your questions about a video stay with that video, instead of getting lost in one long AI thread.

  • Video and notes side by side

    Watch the video and read its notes or cards on the same screen. No tab juggling.

  • 8 card types

    Explanations become multiple choice, definitions become fill-in-the-blank, steps become ordering cards.

  • Works with your other sources

    Mix video cards with cards from PDFs and notes in one deck, on one review schedule.

FAQ

YouTube to flashcards questions, answered.

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Which YouTube videos work?
Any video with captions or a transcript, which covers most lectures, courses and explainers.
Does it watch the whole video?
It reads the full transcript, so it covers the whole talk, and answers in “Ask the video” are based on what was actually said.
Can I edit the notes and cards?
Yes. Everything the AI makes is editable. Change the wording, switch the card type or delete what you don’t need.
Is it free?
Yes. The free plan gives you notes, all 8 card types and spaced-repetition reviews, with no time limit and no card needed. Pro is optional: it maps your whole syllabus with the gaps marked, turns handwritten notes into cards and gives you ten times the daily AI help. See the pricing page for details.

Paste a lecture link, get flashcards

Turn your next YouTube lecture into notes and a deck you’ll review in minutes. Free to start.

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