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Handwriting recognition for your language class notes

Klink reads the handwriting in your language notebook. Photograph a page or upload a PDF, and Klink turns the words into a word list. You check the list, fix anything that was read wrong and save it. Then you practice the words from your class.

Klink is made for language notes. It is not a general tool for turning any handwriting into a document.

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From handwriting to word list in three steps

Photograph the page

Take a photo of a page of your notebook or upload a PDF. Klink reads ink, pencil and notes in the margin.

Read through the words

Klink gives you a word list. Fix anything that was read wrong before you save it.

Practice the words

Practice with flashcards, typing, multiple choice, fill in the blank, listening, conjugation and speaking.

What Klink does with your handwriting

Klink is made for language notes, so it reads a page as vocabulary, rules and sentences, not as plain text.

Ink, pencil and margins

Klink reads ink, pencil and notes in the margin, from a photo or a PDF.

Rules and sentences stay

Grammar rules and full example sentences go on their own cards, so nothing from your notes is lost.

A word list, not a document

Klink turns the words from your notes into a word list to practice. It does not turn a page into text you can edit.

Get a good scan

  • Take the photo in even light, with the page flat and the writing sharp.
  • Clearer writing gives better results, so read through the words before you save the list.
  • Fix a word that was read wrong, delete what you do not need and add what is missing.

Is this for you?

Klink fits if

  • You take a language class and write your notes by hand.
  • You want to practice the words from your class without retyping them.
  • You want a calm tool that shows what needs review and what you know, without game points.

Klink does not fit if

  • You want to turn whole pages into a text document you can edit. Klink makes a word list, not a formatted document.
  • Your notes are not about a language. Klink is made for languages only.
  • You want to learn a language from the start without a class. Klink has no curriculum of its own.

Want a routine for the days after a lesson? Read what to do with your class notes after a lesson.

Want the steps from notebook to practice? See how to turn class notes into flashcards.

Questions about handwriting recognition

Can Klink read my handwriting?
Yes. Photograph a page of your notebook or upload a PDF, and Klink reads the handwriting into a word list. You check the list and edit it before you save.
Does it work with any handwriting?
Klink reads ink, pencil and mixed styles. Clearer writing gives better results, so check the words before you save the list.
Can I convert handwritten notes to text?
Not into a text document. Klink turns the words from your notes into a word list to practice. It is not made for converting whole pages into editable text.
Which languages can I use?
You can learn Portuguese (Brazil), Dutch and English. Choose one as the language you are learning and pair it with your own language.
Do I need to type my notes first?
No. You scan them instead, and you can still edit the list afterwards.
Is it free?
You can try Klink for free with 3 scans per month. Pro has unlimited scans and stories from your own words.

Practice the words from your class

Scan a page of notes and start with your own word list.

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