Google NotebookLM
VisitMeet NotebookLM, the AI research tool and thinking partner that can analyze your sources, turn complexity into clarity and transform your content.

What is Google NotebookLM?
Google NotebookLM is your personalized AI research assistant designed to help you understand and synthesize complex information. Unlike general chatbots, NotebookLM is "grounded" in your specific documents—whether they are PDFs, Google Docs, Slides, or web URLs. It becomes an instant expert on your source material, allowing you to ask questions, generate summaries, and even create podcast-style audio discussions based solely on the sources you upload.
Core Features
- Grounded AI: Answers and summaries are cited directly from your uploaded sources, minimizing hallucinations and increasing trust.
- Audio Overview: A standout feature that transforms your documents into an engaging, "Deep Dive" audio conversation between two AI hosts who discuss and summarize the key points of your material.
- Multi-Source Synthesis: Upload up to 50 sources (PDFs, text files, copied text) per notebook and ask questions that require connecting dots across all of them.
- Suggested Actions: Automatically generates summaries, briefing documents, FAQs, shifting timelines, and study guides based on your content.
- Private & Secure: Your personal data and uploaded sources are not used to train Google's collective AI models.
Use Cases
- Students & Researchers: Quickly digest lengthy academic papers, create study guides, and listen to audio summaries while commuting.
- Content Creators: Organize research for videos or articles and brainstorm ideas based on a curated library of facts.
- Business Professionals: Summarize meeting transcripts, analyze project proposals, or create briefings from internal reports.
FAQ
Q: What sources can I upload?
A: You can upload Google Docs, Google Slides, PDF files, text files, and even paste text directly from your clipboard.
Q: Is the Audio Overview interactive?
A: Currently, the Audio Overview generates a static conversation based on your sources, but you can download it to listen anywhere.





