Create Goodnotes flashcards with AI in 3 minutes

A ready lecture script, a targeted prompt and a TSV file make a quick first set of Goodnotes flashcards. You do not need to enter every question manually.

TSV means tab-separated values. Each line becomes a card: question on the left, answer on the right. Keep answers short so reviewing tests recall rather than reading a paragraph.

How to proceed

1. Upload your lecture script and specify topics and card count in the prompt.
2. Generate a TSV file with a question and answer on each line. Save it as flashcards.tsv.
3. Import the TSV into Goodnotes as a study set and check the first cards against the script.

TSV imports in Goodnotes support text cards. Use a real tab between question and answer; images and handwriting are not imported.

Create [number] Goodnotes flashcards from the attached lecture script.
Topics: [topics]

One question and one concise, clear answer per card. Use only the script. Mix definitions, relationships and short applications. No duplicate questions.

Create a downloadable UTF-8 file called flashcards.tsv with exactly two columns: question and answer, separated by a real tab. No header row. One card per line. No tabs or line breaks within an answer.

Show five cards for review first. If you cannot create files, output the TSV in a code block.