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How to upload study documents

Use PDF, PowerPoint (.pptx), and Word (.docx) uploads in Aripsy Pro to create notes and revision material from course documents.

Updated 2026-06-063 min read

PDF, PowerPoint (.pptx), and Word (.docx) uploads are available on Pro for files up to 15MB. Aripsy extracts document text; complex diagrams, images, equations, and formatting may need manual checking. Free users can still paste text within Free plan limits.

Prepare your document

Use clear PDF, PowerPoint, or Word files where possible. Scanned images, handwritten notes, complex diagrams, or unusual formatting may be harder to process accurately.

  • Keep the file under 15MB on Pro.
  • Use course handouts, lecture notes, textbook extracts, articles, or revision packs.
  • Avoid uploading private content you do not have permission to process.

Upload and generate

Open the study tool, upload your document, choose your subject and focus, then generate notes or study materials from the extracted text.

Check the result

Document extraction can sometimes miss tables, diagrams, footnotes, equations, or formatting. Verify important details against the original file.

Common questions

What should I know about prepare your document?

Use clear PDF, PowerPoint, or Word files where possible. Scanned images, handwritten notes, complex diagrams, or unusual formatting may be harder to process accurately.

What should I know about upload and generate?

Open the study tool, upload your document, choose your subject and focus, then generate notes or study materials from the extracted text.

What should I know about check the result?

Document extraction can sometimes miss tables, diagrams, footnotes, equations, or formatting. Verify important details against the original file.

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