Tools for a text

A text usually holds plain text of any length with no formatting: an article, an email, an essay, a message or a copied web page. Pick what you want from it; each tool works on your own file or pasted text and shows a free preview.

• Turn a table in pasted text into a CSV you can open in a spreadsheetPaste text that holds a table and get rows and columns ready for CSV import. Names, figures and quotes stay exactly as written. No sign-up to preview.
• Turn any pasted text into question-and-answer flashcardsPaste an article, email or essay and get Q and A flashcards built from its facts. Names, figures and quotes stay exactly as written. Free to try.
• Turn any pasted text into a short numbered list of key pointsPaste an article, email or essay and get a numbered list of its key points, most important first, with names and figures kept exactly as written.
• Turn any pasted text into a mind mapPaste any text and get a mind map: a central topic, 4 to 7 main branches and short sub-points, with names and figures kept exactly as written. Try it free.
• Turn any pasted text into structured study notesPaste an article, email, essay or copied web page and get short headed study notes with key terms in bold. Figures and quotes stay exactly as written.
• Turn pasted text into a numbered outline with lettered pointsPaste any text and get a numbered outline with short lettered sub-points, in the same order as the original. Names, figures and quotes stay exactly as written.
• Turn any pasted text into a six-question multiple-choice quiz.Paste any text and get a six-question multiple-choice quiz, options A to D, with an answer key and a reason for each answer. Free to try.