Upload, listen, and learn

Turn notes, documents, and websites into Audio Overviews.

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Summarize your sources: hear a lively conversation about a new NotebookLM feature

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Gain personal insights: an insightful analysis of a resume

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Understand complex topics: a deep dive into surrealism

Step 1: Upload your sources

Upload PDFs, websites, YouTube videos, audio files, Google Docs, or Google Slides.

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Step 2: Generate and tune in

Our new Audio Overview feature can turn your sources into engaging “Deep Dive” discussions with one click.

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How people are using NotebookLM

Study help

Upload your lecture notes, textbook chapters, or research papers, and let NotebookLM simplify complex ideas, provide real-world examples, and strengthen your understanding.

Spark new ideas

Upload your brainstorming notes, market research, and competitor insights, and let NotebookLM spot trends, spark new ideas, and reveal hidden opportunities.

Listen and learn on the go

Our new Audio Overview feature can turn your sources into engaging “Deep Dive” discussions with one click.