StudyCanvas AI is an AI-powered learning platform that transforms students' messy handwritten notes, sketches and educational diagrams into clean, understandable study material.
Students take notes fast, and those notes are rarely tidy. A half-drawn diagram or a crossed-out arrow is easy to misread a week later, right when revision starts.
StudyCanvas AI closes that gap. You upload an image, and the platform works out what you meant, redraws it cleanly and teaches it back to you.
Our goal is simple: make revision faster and more engaging.
Rough notes
Clear visuals
Understandable explanations
Interactive learning
From a photo of your notes to a full study pack, in four steps.
1
Upload your notes
Add a photo of a handwritten page, a sketch or a textbook diagram.
2
We read the image
Computer vision picks up the shapes, labels and arrows in your drawing.
3
We redraw it
Generative AI creates a clean, labelled version of the same diagram.
4
You learn from it
An LLM writes a simple explanation, the key concepts and a short quiz.
The same diagram can be explained in different ways. You pick the one that fits you.
Beginner
Plain words and everyday examples. No background needed.
University
Proper terminology with the reasoning behind each idea.
Advanced
More depth, edge cases and harder quiz questions.
Clean visual
A tidy, labelled version of your sketch that is easy to revise from.
Simple explanation
A short write-up of the diagram, matched to your level.
Key concepts
The important terms pulled out so you know what to remember.
Quick quiz
A few questions to check what you understood.
Students who revise from handwritten notes
Self-learners who sketch ideas to understand them
Anyone who wants a fast recap of their own material
We want StudyCanvas AI to be the place students go before an exam: upload your own material, understand it, and test yourself in minutes. Next we plan to cover more subjects, save study packs, and track progress over time.
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StudyCanvas AI
Made for the AI Study Canvas hackathon