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Highlite for Students

Highlight textbooks, online courses, and research articles directly in your browser. Color-code by topic, add sticky notes for revision, and study smarter.

Students read most of their material online — but most browsers treat web pages as read-only. Highlite turns any webpage into an annotated study guide. Highlight key passages, color-code by exam topic, and drop sticky notes with personal explanations you'll thank yourself for later.

The pain High school and university students face today

  • Online textbooks can't be highlighted like paper books
  • Copy-pasting into Notion loses formatting and context
  • Switching between PDF readers and browsers breaks your flow
  • Revision sessions waste time finding what mattered

How students use Highlite

1

Open your course material or article in the browser

Works on online textbooks, lecture notes, Wikipedia, anything.

2

Highlight key concepts with topic-specific colors

Yellow for definitions, green for examples, pink for exam-likely.

3

Add sticky notes with your own explanations

Future-you will need the simplified version.

4

Revisit the page weeks later — annotations persist

Local storage means your notes are always where you left them.

Features that matter most

Students retain 25% more from online material when actively highlighting and annotating versus passive reading.

Text highlighting

Core feature for study sessions

Color palette

Topic-based color systems

Sticky notes

Personal explanations attached to the source

Text annotations

Detailed notes anchored to specific passages

Other roles using Highlite

For Researchers

Annotate online papers, archives, and sources directly. Build a private research workflow with color-coded highlights, citations, and notes.

For Product Managers

Give actionable feedback on live products. Annotate user flows, mark UX issues, and align design and engineering around visual evidence — not opinions.

For Marketers

Audit landing pages, competitor sites, and campaign assets visually. Mark copy issues, conversion gaps, and creative opportunities directly on the page.

Guides from the blog

How to Add Sticky Notes to Any Website

Sticky notes aren't just for your monitor bezel. Here's how to stick a note directly onto any web page — for feedback, reminders, or research.

How to Highlight & Save Text on Any Website (Free)

You highlighted a paragraph that mattered. The page reloads — it's gone. Here's how to actually save the text you highlight on any website.

Built for the way students work

Install Highlite for free and annotate the web your way.

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