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Share the notes, study guides, exam reviews, and problem sets that helped you ace your classes. Every approved upload earns you credits you can spend to unlock premium materials from other students, so the site keeps getting better the more you give back.

Uploads are free, take less than two minutes, and you do not need to type out a long description. Drop in a PDF, DOCX, or image, pick the class and school, and you are done. Your file goes live to a community of students searching for exactly what you uploaded.

What students upload most

  • Class notes from real lectures, organized by week or chapter.
  • Exam reviews and study guides covering midterms, finals, and quizzes.
  • Problem sets and solutions for math, science, and engineering classes.
  • Lab reports and writing samples that earned strong grades.
  • Cheat sheets and one page summaries for fast review.

How uploading works

  1. Pick a file from your phone, laptop, or Google Drive.
  2. Add the class name and school so other students can find it.
  3. Submit. Our team reviews each upload for spam and copyright before publishing.
  4. Watch the credits roll in every time someone downloads your file.

If you have a stack of PDFs you no longer need at the end of a semester, drop them here. Future students looking up the same class will find your materials and use them to study.

Upload questions answered

Is uploading free?

Yes. Uploading is always free, and every published file earns you credits you can spend on premium downloads from other students.

What file types are accepted?

PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, TXT, RTF, and image formats (JPG, PNG, HEIC). Maximum file size is 50 MB per upload.

Will my name be on the file?

Only if you choose. You can publish anonymously or under your username. We never expose real names without permission.

How long does review take?

Most uploads go live within a few hours. Files flagged by the spam or copyright filter take longer because a human reviews them.

Can I take a file down later?

Yes. Open your dashboard, find the file, and click Remove. The file is taken offline within minutes.

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Add the fileStart with the cleanest version you would actually reuse before a quiz or final.
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Match the classUse the real school, subject, and course so the note lands where students already search.
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Publish the noteClear titles and the right doc type make uploads easier to trust and reopen later.

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Type the exact class if you know it. If we can match it, we will place the note on that class page automatically.

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Use the real school, the clearest class label, and a strong note type so the upload is easier to find on the right pages.

Ready to publish

This mirrors the stuff that helps student-note platforms accept and place uploads cleanly.

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Clean study file addedUse one real PDF, doc, slides deck, or study sheet instead of a screenshot or incomplete upload.

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Descriptive titleInclude the class or topic plus what it is, like exam review, study guide, or lecture notes.

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Matched to the right school and subjectThe real school, subject, and class name help students find the note on the right hub pages.

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Ready to share responsiblyOnly publish work you created or have permission to share.



We’ll email you when your upload is approved. We never share it.

Your upload becomes more useful when the title, school, class, and document type line up cleanly.

Frequently asked questions

What file types can I upload?

You can upload PDF, DOCX, PPTX, JPG, and PNG files. Most students share lecture notes, study guides, and old exams.

Do I get paid for uploading notes?

You earn credits, not cash. Credits open up premium materials shared by other top contributors. The more your notes are downloaded, the more you earn.

Are there content rules?

Yes. Notes must be your own work or properly attributed. We do not allow copyrighted textbook content, exam answer keys, or anything that violates academic honesty policies. See our DMCA Policy for details.

How long does it take for my upload to appear?

Most uploads go live within minutes. Larger files or those flagged for review may take up to 24 hours.



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What makes an upload actually helpful to other students

1 Match the file to the right class and school That is what makes the note show up where students are already searching.
2 Upload the cleanest version you have Study guides, review sheets, annotated lecture notes, and practice problems tend to perform best.
3 Think about the next student on finals week If they can tell what the file covers in one glance, the upload is probably strong enough.
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