Pick up small pieces one at a time.
Hear the content without opening each image again.
Screenshots of slides, whiteboards, and study notes tend to get saved and never opened again. SiftNow turns them into something you can listen to, so a camera roll full of study material doesn't sit unused.
Slides and board photos may hold little text each, but dozens of them are tedious to reopen one by one. With audio, you can go through them a bit at a time while walking, commuting, or doing chores.
A screenshot is a small note to your future self. Audio makes it easier to work through a backlog of them.
Hear the content without opening each image again.
A quick pass right after a lecture helps you hold on to more of it.
Save the important ones and play them together from the Review Overview before an exam.
Snapped in a hurry? Hear the content again the same day instead of squinting at the picture.
Get a way into the material without reopening every saved slide.
Notes you captured in a dictionary or document viewer can be replayed by ear.
Import the slides, board photos, or saved screens you want to hear.
Start with Key Points to get through a lot of material quickly.
Keep what matters and replay it together from the Review Overview.
For document-based study, see Slides & Handouts to Audio or Textbook to Audio.
Lecture slides, whiteboard photos, vocabulary notes, and saved explanations: anything you want to hear again.
Work through it a little at a time. Short listening sessions are easier to keep up than reopening every image.
Yes. Screenshots, photographed pages, and notes go through the same review flow.
If screenshots keep piling up, put them somewhere you'll actually get to them: your ears.