Paste your raw notes, pick bullets, numbered steps or the Cornell layout, and choose whether to split on lines or on sentences. The cleaned-up version appears instantly, ready to copy or print.
No. It is purely rule-based formatting: it trims whitespace, removes duplicate blank lines, strips stray bullet characters, capitalises the first letter of each point and re-lays the text out in the structure you choose. Your wording is never rewritten or invented.
Cornell notes split the page into a narrow cue column for questions and keywords, a wide notes column for the detail, and a summary strip at the bottom. The tool builds that layout from your points so you can print it and fill in the cue column as you review.
Yes. Choose sentence mode and each sentence becomes its own bullet point, which is a fast way to convert a block of typed-up lecture prose into scannable revision notes.