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Combine PDF, YouTube and notes into one sheet

Add two or three sources. Tiny or Byte merges them by topic, removes repeats and writes one cheatsheet. Combining uses 3 of your 5 free daily sheets.

1

Choose your source

Quick templates

One click sets pages, style, exam focus and colours. Then add your source and generate.

1Topic or notes

2YouTube lecture

3PDF, document or photo

Click to choose a file
or drag and drop. You can add several files, or paste a screenshot with Ctrl+V.
Choose files
PDF, DOCX, TXT, MD or an image, up to 25 MB each. Several files are merged into this one slot.

Fill at least two of the three. Anything you leave empty is skipped.

2

Pick the pages and look

Pages
More optionsA4 - Small text - Colour - General
Text size
Paper
Colours
Branding
Highlights
Writer
Your choices are remembered on this device.
3

Generate

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Edit your sheet

Click any line to change it. Use the arrows or drag the handle to reorder, the bin to delete, and Rewrite section for a shorter, longer or table version. Extras: a line starting FLOW: a -> b -> c draws a diagram, Mnemonic: makes a memory box, ==name== highlights a name, `formula` a formula and [!] a very important point.

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FAQ

Questions about this tool

How many sheets does combining use?

Combining uses 3 of your 5 free daily sheets, because it reads and merges several sources. A single-source sheet uses 1.

How does it merge the sources?

The sources are given to Tiny or Byte together, and the sheet is organised by topic, not by source. Repeated facts are merged.

Can I combine two files?

Not yet. Choose one file, plus a topic or a YouTube lecture. For two documents, paste the second one into the topic box.

What if my YouTube video has no captions?

Paste the transcript into the transcript box, then generate.