Create customized study guides effortlessly with Scribe's AI-powered study guide maker. Save time, create impactful guides and improve exam preparation with our user-friendly platform.
Creating study guides from scratch takes time that students and teachers don't always have.
Scribe's AI study guide maker changes that. Open your digitalized notes, PDFs, or slides on your screen, and Scribe will build a fully structured, exam-ready guide in a few clicks, so you can spend less time organizing material and more time actually preparing.
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Study guides are one of the most effective tools a student can use, and with today's AI study tools, creating one has never been easier. Here's why they matter:

Once you’ve installed Scribe, navigate to the information you want to add to your study guide and click on the Scribe icon in your Chrome toolbar.

Then, click "Start Capturing." Scribe follows along with your process, capturing screenshots and text as you go.

Once you’re done with your process, click the "Stop Recording" button. This will stop the Scribe recording and auto-generate your step-by-step guide.

Your step-by-step guide is auto-generated from the screenshots and text Scribe captured. Review your guide to ensure that the information is accurate. Edit, add information or clarify any steps as needed.
You can also customize your guide by adding text, annotating screenshots and including relevant links for students.

Use Scribe's Pages to create more in-depth study guides. Pages can include text, images and even videos, making them a versatile and effective way to explain complex concepts and processes.

Share your study guide with your classmates or students by sending a link, exporting to PDF, or embedding your Scribes and Pages into knowledge bases, wikis, and more.

With AI study tools, Scribe makes it easy for students and teachers to create clear, visual guides in minutes. Spend less time building materials and more time learning or teaching.
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