Workbookly converts YouTube videos into guided practice materials. It creates interactive worksheets, study decks, and study guides that are linked to precise moments in the video. The tool is designed for self-learners, educators, and creators who want to turn watched content into retrievable practice. It integrates with a Chrome extension to enhance in-video interaction and supports exporting to print-ready PDF formats.
Workbookly works by accepting a YouTube link, extracting the transcript, and generating questions and key points automatically. It then formats these into multiple question types, summaries, and activity prompts tied to timestamps. Users can review and edit the generated content, regenerate items, and download PDFs for offline use.
The main output from Workbookly includes interactive worksheets with AI-generated questions, a study deck with flashcards, and a structured study guide. Each item is timestamped to the video, enabling quick revisiting of difficult moments. Worksheets are editable and printable, making them suitable for classroom use as well as individual study.
Workbookly offers features to connect YouTube playlists so new videos automatically generate worksheets. It highlights that you can auto-sync hourly, select language and difficulty, and have worksheets appear with minimal setup. The service emphasizes ease of use, consistency for learners, and automatic generation across linked videos.
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