Study Path: How to create a study plan

Here's how to create a study plan with Study Path by uploading your course files or scanning your notes, in just a few taps. Study Path turns your study materials into structured modules with AI-generated kahoots.

• How to create a study plan in the Kahoot! app
• How to study for finals and exams with Study Path
• Play through a study path
• Track your progress
• FAQ

How to create a study plan in the Kahoot! app

To create a study plan:

1. Open the Kahoot! app and sign in.
2. Tap Create on the Home screen to open Kahoot! Assistant.
   
3. Select Study Paths and add your study materials:
   

   • Upload files — add one or more files, such as PDFs, PowerPoint presentations or lecture slides, up to 150 pages in total.

   • Scan notes — use your device camera to scan handwritten or printed notes.
4. Review your sources and tap Create study path.
   
5. Kahoot! AI analyzes your content and builds the outline. When the first kahoot is ready, tap Start.

How to study for finals and exams with Study Path

Study Path doesn't have an exam date picker or calendar scheduler yet, but you can still use it to build an exam study plan:

1. Collect your course materials — lecture slides, reading lists, study guides or syllabus notes for the exam.
2. Create one path for the exam — upload your materials as one PDF (up to 150 pages) or scan your notes. Study Path breaks them into short, manageable modules.
3. Pace yourself — work through the modules ahead of exam day. Each module reinforces key terms and core concepts with kahoot questions.
4. Practice under test conditions — when you've finished your path, use Test mode on individual kahoots in your Library.

Play through a study path

• Step by step — modules and kahoots unlock in order. Complete each kahoot in solo Learn mode to move on.
• No waiting — the next kahoot is generated in the background while you play the current one.
• Internet required — kahoots are generated as you go, so you need an internet connection. If you lose connection, you'll see an offline notification until you're back online.

Track your progress

• In-progress paths — find them in the Active section on the Home screen.
  
• All your paths — go to Library › Study Paths. Tap a path to see its modules, completed activities and remaining kahoots.
  
• One device only — in Early Access, progress is saved on the device you're using. You can't continue a path on another device yet.

FAQ

1. How do I make a study plan with Kahoot!? Here's how to make a study plan: open the Kahoot! app, go to Library › Study Paths or Kahoot! Assistant, scan your notes or upload a PDF and tap Generate study path. Kahoot! AI turns your material into modules and kahoots.
    
2. How do I study notes with Study Path? Here's how to study notes with Study Path: upload or scan them when you create a study path. Kahoot! AI finds the core concepts and turns them into kahoots you play step by step.
    
3. How do I use AI to study with Kahoot!? Use Study Path. Upload your files or scan your notes, and Kahoot! AI builds a learning path of modules and kahoots you play in solo Learn mode. To create a single kahoot, for example from one page or a typed topic, use Kahoot Generator instead (see How to use Kahoot! AI tools in mobile app).
    
4. Can I set an exam date to schedule my study sessions? Not yet. Study Path doesn't include an exam date scheduler in Early Access. Work through your modules at your own pace before the exam.
    
5. Can I add more material to an existing study path? No. Once a path is generated, you can't add files to it. To include new material, create a new study path with the updated files.
    
6. Can I create more than one study path? Yes. You can create several study paths, for example one per subject or class. Find them all in Library › Study Paths.
    
7. Can I start a study path on my phone and continue on another device? Not in Early Access. Progress is saved on the device you're using, so you can't sync it across devices yet.
    
8. What file formats and sizes are supported? PDFs and scanned notes (printed or handwritten), up to 150 pages (about 1,000,000 characters) in total. Your material needs at least 200 characters and enough content for at least 3 core concepts.