Make a cheatsheet from a topic or text
Type a topic like Mauryan Empire, paste your own notes, or add a Wikipedia link. Pick pages and style, then download a printable sheet.
Choose your source
One click sets pages, style, exam focus and colours. Then add your source and generate.
A short topic makes Tiny cover the full syllabus-style breadth. Long pasted text is condensed.
Works with Wikipedia in any language and with most article pages. Menus, ads and references are skipped. If a site blocks it, copy the text into the Topic box.
Choose a class, subject and chapter.
NCERT chapter lists change between editions, so check yours. Exam focus and style are filled in for you.
Pick the pages and look
More optionsA4 - Small text - Colour - General
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Changing pages, size, paper or colours re-fits this sheet instantly. Press Generate again to have Tiny or Byte rewrite it for a new page count. Sheets are saved on this device.
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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Questions about this tool
What can I type in the box?
A short topic such as Photosynthesis, a chapter name, or your own long notes. Short topics are expanded from the model; pasted text is condensed in order.
Can I use a Wikipedia page instead?
Yes. Switch to Wikipedia link, paste any article URL in any language, and the article text becomes the source.
How do I choose the length?
Pick 1 to 12 pages or Auto. Tiny and Byte write to that length, and the layout shrinks the text slightly if needed so everything fits.
Can I get the sheet in Hindi?
Yes. Set Write in to Hindi. Hindi text is drawn correctly in the PDF, but it cannot be selected or copied there.