Photo of Your Notes → Flashcards
Point your phone at a worksheet, a page of notes, or the whiteboard. AvaStudy reads it and builds the flashcards — so the paper on your desk becomes something you can actually practice.
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How it works
Take the photo
Tap Upload and use your camera right there, or pick shots you already took. Several photos can go into one guide.
It reads the page
Printed handouts and handwritten notes both work. AvaStudy pulls the terms and definitions off the page and skips the doodles.
Study without typing
The deck is ready in seconds, along with 10 other game modes built from the same photo.
Getting the best result
Flat, bright, straight on
The single biggest factor is glare. Lay the page flat, keep your shadow off it, and shoot straight down rather than at an angle. A phone photo taken this way reads better than most scans.
One photo per page beats one photo of everything
A single wide shot of four pages spread across a table gives every page a quarter of the resolution. Photograph them one at a time and add them all to the same guide.
Neat handwriting works, rushed handwriting struggles
Handwritten notes are read well when they are reasonably tidy. If your own writing is hurried, a photo of the printed handout it came from will always produce a better guide.
One upload, 11 ways to study
Everything below is built from the same material — no extra work required.
Common questions
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