Start with Your Recording
Upload an audio file or use a lecture you recorded in Studera.ai. Gather related documents and your own notes with the session.
FROM RECORDING TO READABLE NOTES
Lecture notes
from recordings with AI.
A recording captures the words. Studera.ai helps you work with the content: turn audio into clear lecture notes with key points, concepts, and timestamps. Read, process, and turn the material into a study session.
- From Audio to Structured Text
- Find What You Need with Timestamps
- Quizzes and Flashcards from the Same Content
TRY: AUDIO → NOTES
Biology · Cellular Respiration
From Lecture to Understanding
12:34
Cellular Respiration – Key Points
- Glucose is a fuel for the cell's energy production.
- ATP makes energy available for the cell's work.
- Oxygen enables efficient energy extraction.
Same lecture. Three ways to work with the content.
FROM MATERIAL TO KNOWLEDGE
How to Make Notes from a Recorded Lecture.
Let AI Organize the Content
Get a transcript and lecture notes with headings, key concepts, and explanations. Switch between the full text and a brief summary.
Read, Process, and Practice
Jump to the right part of the audio, add your own thoughts, and ask questions about the content. Create quizzes and flashcards whenever you want to test your understanding.
BUILD YOUR WAY TO STUDY
Lecture Notes You Can Actually Use.
A Searchable Transcript
Search what was said and revisit concepts, examples, and reasoning without starting from scratch.
Headings Instead of a Wall of Text
Get notes that collect key points and explanations in a structure you can read and build on.
Timestamps Back to the Audio
Find the moment a point is explained and listen to the context whenever you need it.
Your Own Additions and Edits
Edit your notes, highlight what's most important, and export what you want to bring to your next study session.
Follow-up Questions About the Content
Ask AI to clarify a concept, give a real-life example, or help you connect two parts of the lecture.
From Notes to Active Practice
Use the same material for quizzes, flashcards, and podcasts. Go from reading the content to recalling it yourself.
FROM RECORDING TO READABLE NOTES
Transcript or Lecture Notes? You Get Both.
The transcript helps you find what was said. The notes organize the content so it's easier to work with. Switch formats depending on what you need to do.
- 01Transcript: follow the lecture as searchable text.
- 02Notes: read key points, concepts, and explanations.
- 03Summary: get a quick overview before reviewing.
- 04Practice: test your knowledge with quizzes and flashcards.
Use the Lecture Where It Helps Most.
After the Lecture
Organize what you heard, fill in your own notes, and prepare questions for the next seminar.
Before an Exam or Test
Return to the key points, dive deeper into the tough parts, and create practice exercises from what you need to know.
Good to know before you start
How do I get lecture notes from a recording?
Upload an audio recording or select a lecture you recorded in Studera.ai. Then work with the transcript, structured notes, and summary from the session.
What's the difference between a transcript and AI notes?
The transcript converts spoken content into text. AI notes organize the material into headings, key points, concepts, and explanations. The summary gives a shorter overview.
Can I use an audio file I already have?
Yes. You can start with an existing audio file and turn it into lecture notes in Studera.ai.
Can I edit my lecture notes?
Yes. Add your own comments, edit the text, and highlight what you want to follow up on. You can also export your notes.
Can I make quizzes and flashcards from my notes?
Yes. The same content can become quizzes, flashcards, and podcasts so you can switch between reading, answering questions, and listening.
Can I also record lectures directly?
Yes. Use the lecture recording feature in Studera.ai to capture audio, then continue with notes and practice from the same session.