Turn a YouTube lecture into a cheatsheet
Paste the link and fetch the transcript first. Check or edit it, then generate. If a video has no readable captions, paste the transcript yourself.
Choose your source
One click sets pages, style, exam focus and colours. Then add your source and generate.
Fetch the transcript first, check it, then generate. Only the text transcript is used, never the video. If fetching fails, YouTube is blocking the server: paste the transcript or upload its captions file.
Pick the pages and look
More optionsA4 - Small text - Colour - General
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Your cheatsheet
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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.
My cheatsheets
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Questions about this tool
Why did the transcript fetch fail?
The video may have no captions, or be private, age-restricted or region-locked. Open the video menu, choose Show transcript, copy it and paste it into the box.
Does it download the video?
No. Only the transcript text is read.
Can I fix mistakes in the transcript?
Yes. The transcript box is editable before you generate, and the final sheet can be edited too.
Does it work for Hindi videos?
If Hindi captions exist, yes. You can also choose to write the sheet in English or Hindi.