AI screenshot to notes

Turn the things you save into the things you remember.

Upload a screenshot, lecture slide, or textbook page. CaptureNote turns visual information into a clear, useful note in seconds.

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Create a free account before your first AI note. No credit card required.

Built for the moment you say “I should remember this.”Cloud AI on the web · local-first on iPhone

A better path from image to insight

Save less. Understand more.

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Upload a screenshot

A textbook page, a lecture slide, a diagram, or anything worth remembering.

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Let AI see the structure

CaptureNote reads the visual context, not just a flat block of OCR text.

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Keep the useful part

Get a title, summary, key points, terms, and clean Markdown you can reuse.

See the transformation

One screenshot in. A note you can actually use.

CaptureNote looks for the idea, the structure, and the details that matter—then gives them back in a format built for recall.

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BIOLOGY · CHAPTER 7

The Carbon Cycle

Carbon moves continuously through the atmosphere, oceans, soil, rocks, and living organisms.

Photosynthesis stores carbonRespiration returns CO₂
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02 · CAPTURED NOTEReady to study

The Carbon Cycle — Core Idea

Carbon is recycled between Earth’s major reservoirs. Photosynthesis moves it into living matter; respiration, decay, and combustion return it to the atmosphere.

Remember these
  • The cycle moves carbon; it does not create or destroy it.
  • Oceans and rocks are major long-term reservoirs.
  • Human combustion increases atmospheric CO₂.
photosynthesisreservoircombustion

Made for real-world captures

From “save for later” to ready when you need it.

CaptureNote works best on the things that are hard to summarize yourself: a dense slide, a diagram with arrows, a page full of definitions, or a screenshot that you know you will forget.

Visual understandingTables, diagrams, formulas, and hierarchy stay in context.
Clean outputsGet a short summary, key points, terms, and Markdown.
A private next stepMove to the iPhone app for local-only processing and folders.

Built around visual learning

Useful wherever knowledge shows up.

Use CaptureNote as an image-to-notes AI, a screenshot summarizer, or a fast study-notes generator—without changing your workflow.

Textbook pages

Pull out definitions, relationships, and the parts worth reviewing later.

Lecture slides

Turn a dense presentation into a short recap before the next slide appears.

Diagrams & charts

Keep visual hierarchy and cause-and-effect instead of flattening everything into OCR.

Everyday screenshots

Convert saved posts, explainers, and reference images into something searchable and useful.

CaptureNote for iPhone

The web is fast. Your notes can be private.

Use the browser when you need a powerful multimodal model. Use the iPhone app when you want a local-first library, Shortcuts, folders, and no account.

Download for iPhone

Try the complete workflow

Start free. Decide after you see your own note.

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Starter Web Credits

Enough to test CaptureNote on 1–3 real images. No credit card required.

Web Credits only pay for cloud AI processing. They are separate from the one-time-purchase iPhone app.

Questions, answered

Good to know.

How much can I try for free?

New Web accounts start with 3 Credits, typically enough for 1–3 real captures depending on the image and output length. Web Credits are separate from the iPhone app and are never shared with it.

Is the Web version private?

The Web version sends the image to a selected multimodal AI provider so it can generate a note. We use short-lived processing and do not use your images for model training. The iPhone app is the local-only option when the source is sensitive.

What kinds of images work best?

Clear screenshots, textbook pages, presentation slides, whiteboards, and diagrams work well. Keep the important text large enough to read and avoid combining several unrelated pages into one image.

Can I keep the result?

Copy the Markdown or download a clean .md file from the result panel. The iPhone app adds a local library with folders, search, and Shortcuts for a more permanent workflow.