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Transform Your PDFs for Better Notes
Go from a cramped page to a spacious, organized canvas perfect for your thoughts and annotations.
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A standard, text-filled document.
After
Add a margin to the left side.
Add a margin to the right side.
Add margins to both sides.
Scale page down to a quarter.
Stack two pages on one.
Perfect for Every Study Scenario
Wondering how to get the most out of your study materials? Here’s how our tool can help.
Tired of scribbling over your professor's slides? The best way to take notes on a PDF is by adding a wide margin. Use our 'Digital' mode to create a clean sidebar on your lecture slides, giving you ample space to jot down key concepts, questions, and diagrams on your tablet without covering the content.
How do you add comments to a research paper you have to read? Simply add a margin. This creates a dedicated space for your analysis, critiques, and summaries right next to the text. It's the perfect way to prepare for literature reviews and engage more deeply with academic articles.
If you prefer taking notes by hand, our 'Print' mode is for you. It shrinks the content to fit your new margins on a standard page, so you can print your school study documents with plenty of room for handwritten notes. This is ideal for creating study guides or preparing for exams.
What's the best way to take notes in university? Many swear by the Cornell Note-Taking System. Our tool makes it easy to set up your page for this method. Use the main area for notes, and the new margin for cues, and a summary. This transforms passive reading into an active, effective study session.