Feature
AI cheat sheet from PDFs
Pull key points from your slides into a compact cheat sheet for exams.
Open a PDF or folder → Document Studio → Cheating Paper to generate a compact revision sheet.
Study with your own course materials
An AI cheat sheet collects the definitions, formulas, and connections from your course materials into a compact revision guide. SlidesTutor calls this tool Cheating Paper in the app. Start with one lecture or a course folder, then check the generated sheet against the sources.
How to use it
- Open the PDF or folder containing the lectures you want to revise.
- Choose Document Studio, then Cheating Paper. Limit the source materials to the topics you need.
- Review the generated definitions, formulas, and key points against your lecture pages.
- Use the sheet to find gaps in your understanding and return to the original material for detail.
When it helps
A calculus sheet can bring related formulas into one place; a microeconomics sheet can group concepts by topic. Before an exam, use it as a checklist for recall and practice rather than reading every slide in sequence.
Limits and review
A compact summary can omit assumptions, derivations, or examples. Check equations and conditions against the source. A revision sheet is for study; whether it can be used during an exam depends on your course rules.
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Pull key points from your slides into a compact cheat sheet for exams.
FAQ
What is an AI cheat sheet?
A dense, exam-focused summary from your own uploads—not generic web content.
One PDF or many?
Generate from a single lecture or merge highlights across a folder of PDFs.
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