Memo lets you attach source material to any notebook so Studio and Memo Agent can work from your own content. You can mix multiple source types in the same notebook.
PDF files
Images such as PNG, JPG, JPEG, and WebP
YouTube videos with usable transcripts or captions
Website URLs
Pasted text
Open your notebook.
Go to the Sources panel.
Click Add source.
Add one or more sources.
Wait until each source shows Ready.
Open Add source.
Drag in a PDF or choose one from your device.
If needed, click Split pages to keep only specific pages.
Confirm the upload.
Open Add source.
Upload a supported image file.
Wait for Memo to process the image content.
Images are useful for scanned notes, diagrams, screenshots, or single-page handouts.
Open Add source.
Choose the YouTube option.
Paste a valid YouTube link.
Confirm the source.
Videos with captions or usable transcripts usually produce better results.
Open Add source.
Choose the website option.
Paste the full URL, including http:// or https://.
Confirm the source.
Open Add source.
Choose the text option.
Optional: enter a source name.
Paste your text.
Confirm the source.
Memo does not force you to use every source in a notebook for every run. Before generating flashcards, notes, tests, podcasts, or other Studio outputs, select the ready sources you want to include. The same selection also affects Memo Agent retrieval.
This is useful when you want to generate from one lecture, compare a few readings, or exclude unfinished material.
Uploading: the source is still being sent to Memo.
Queued: the job is waiting to start.
Processing: Memo is extracting and preparing the content.
Ready: the source can be used in Studio and Memo Agent.
Error: the source did not finish processing successfully.
Only Ready sources should be used for generation and Memo Agent.
File-size limits depend on your current plan. Check the upload dialog or subscription page for live limits.
Text sources have a character limit shown in the product.
Some older legacy notebooks may still show primary-source items with slightly different behavior.