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Topic summary cards
Carry key sentences from each topic in compact revision cards. No account required. Processing stays in your browser.
One card per topic with complete key sentences. Separate topics with headings such as “Topic 1: Energy” on their own line. Without headings, cards follow paragraphs; a single block becomes one card. Up to 30 topics.
Use it to understand, then review
Extracted summaries retain source wording. Fill-in-the-blank questions hide a keyword in a source sentence; they do not verify facts. Concept diagrams show associations with the source, not proven causal links. Brainstorming uses prompts, not factual claims. Grouping and reading order may be imperfect in multi-column documents.
Get a useful result
Organize notes with topic headings and complete sentences before generating cards. Each card is a short reminder of material in the source; check that definitions still make sense outside their original paragraph.
A practical example
Use a heading “Topic 1: Energy” followed by several sentences. Choose two key sentences to create a light card per topic; sentences come from the original text.
How are these different from fill-in-the-blank questions?
Summary cards are for reading and reviewing ideas. Fill-in-the-blank questions hide parts of the text to practise recall. Neither tool checks the accuracy of your notes or guarantees coverage of every topic.