Turn a chapter into notes you can revise from
MCQForge rewrites your document as structured study notes: a heading for every topic, short bullets underneath, key terms in bold, and every formula and definition kept exactly as your source gives it.
Study notes in 3 steps
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Upload the source
A PDF, Word file, slide deck or a photo of your class notes becomes a study pack.
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Choose Study notes
Open the pack and pick Study notes under Study materials.
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Revise, copy or regenerate
Revise from them on the page, or copy them out: they come as Markdown, so headings and bold survive the paste.
Notes built for revision
A heading for every topic
The document’s topics become sections, so you can jump straight to the part you are revising.
One fact per bullet
Short bullets instead of paragraphs, far quicker to scan the night before an exam.
Key terms in bold
The words you will be tested on stand out at a glance.
Definitions kept word for word
Definitions, formulas and numbered processes are carried over as your source gives them, not paraphrased.
Study notes FAQ
How are these different from a summary?
A summary reads like a short article about the main ideas. Study notes are an outline of headings, bullets and bold terms, made to revise from, and they keep more of the detail.
Can I take the notes to another app?
Yes. One click copies them to your clipboard as Markdown, ready for your own documents or a note-taking app.
Can I edit the notes inside MCQForge?
Not yet. You can regenerate them for a new version, or copy them out and edit them wherever you keep your notes.
Which files can I make notes from?
PDFs, Word documents, PowerPoint slides, spreadsheets, text files and clear photos of a page. A very long file is covered up to its first 40,000 characters, and the notes page tells you when that happened.
Walk into revision with the notes already made
Upload once and create notes, a summary, flashcards or practice questions from it whenever you need them.