For anything you're learning

Turn any topic into two pages of notes.

Type a topic. About 40 seconds later you get an open notebook: two pages of hand-drawn notes with diagrams, sticky notes and a timeline, ready to download, print or share.

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Two notebook pages of hand-drawn notes titled Cracking the Quadratic Code and Making It Work in Practice — typed: "solving quadratics" ↑

Example: See what you can make

From one line to two finished pages.

Enter a topic. DoodleNotes researches it, plans two pages, and draws them.

What was typed

solving quadratics

What came back, 40 seconds later

Page 1, "Cracking the Quadratic Code": the parabola's blueprint, the zero rule, factoring and your coefficients, each with its own sketch
Page 2, "Making It Work in Practice": the quadratic formula, the discriminant crystal ball, completing the square, quadratics hiding in real life
A timeline along the bottom, from the Babylonians to Descartes
Sticky notes with the things worth remembering

Typed by a high-school student

Two notebook pages titled Cracking the Quadratic Code and Making It Work in Practice

What was typed

prescription abbreviations

What came back, 40 seconds later

Page 1: why doctors use the ancient shorthand, the frequency abbreviations, timing, dosage and route
Page 2: the top 20 abbreviations in a table, the dangerous ones to avoid, and a pharmacy power move
A timeline from the apothecary era to today
A closing insight in a highlighted box

Typed by a pharmacy student before an exam

Two notebook pages titled Prescription Abbreviations, Decoding the Doctor's Secret Code, and Master the Code

How it works

Make notes from nothing but a topic.

DoodleNotes turns a topic you barely know into something clear, visual and memorable. Three steps, about a minute.

Type a topic
A chapter, a theory, an event, a concept.
We research and draw it
DoodleNotes looks the topic up, plans two pages, and draws the notebook.
Download, print or share
Download the PNG, print it, or share the link. Every note gets its own page.

Your notes stay together in one library, and every one has its own share link.

Who it's for

Notes for the way you learn.

Teachers make handouts. Students make revision sheets. Anyone with an exam coming makes the page they wish the textbook had.

Two notebook pages of hand-drawn notes on the five senses

For teachers

Give each lesson a visual handout

Type the topic you're teaching and get two pages your students can keep: numbered sections, a diagram for each one, and the key ideas on sticky notes.

Lesson handouts
Anchor charts and unit summaries
Any grade, any subject

"Five senses", made by a teacher for a primary class.

Make a handout

Two notebook pages of hand-drawn notes on the cell membrane

For students

Revise a whole chapter on two pages

Type the chapter and get the notes a brilliant classmate would have made. Everything in one place, drawn so it sticks, in whatever language you typed it.

Chapter summaries
Revision notes before a test
English, Hindi, Arabic, French, Dutch and more

"Cell membrane for bio honors", made by a student.

Make revision notes

Two notebook pages of hand-drawn notes on the North Carolina notary study guide

For exam prep

Study for the exam, one topic at a time

Pharmacology, legal procedures, economics chapters: the dense material is where a drawn page helps most. One topic per DoodleNote, so you can build a set for the whole syllabus.