PDF annotation guides
Learn how to highlight PDF documents, compare annotation methods, and keep PDF highlights searchable.
Practical tutorials for highlighting PDFs, organizing Kindle highlights, exploring feature workflows and use cases, and connecting your reading context to AI tools.
Learn how to highlight PDF documents, compare annotation methods, and keep PDF highlights searchable.
Export, sync, organize, and reuse Kindle highlights instead of leaving them trapped in Amazon's notebook.
Use color-coded notes and semantic highlights to preserve why each passage mattered.
Connect highlights, knowledge graphs, and structured reading context to Claude, ChatGPT, and MCP workflows.
Explore feature guides and audience workflows for students, researchers, readers, lawyers, creators, and developers.
AI reading / Knowledge graph / Launch
Highlyt now surfaces related highlights from your library and uses AI to classify the relationship when you link them. Build your knowledge graph without leaving the highlight popup.
Kindle / Sync / AI reading
Install the Chrome extension once and your Kindle highlights show up in your Highlyt library while you browse. No manual exports, no clippings.txt files, and no spreadsheet cleanup.
PDF annotation / Tutorial
Five ways to highlight a PDF, from browser-based tools to dedicated PDF annotation apps. Learn which method makes highlights searchable, exportable, and useful later.
Kindle highlights / Export
Your Kindle highlights don't have to stay trapped in your e-reader. Here's how to export, organize, search, and use them for research and AI reading workflows.
Semantic highlighting / Color-coded notes
Most people highlight everything in yellow. Semantic color-coding assigns meaning to each color, turning passive annotation into searchable, active reading.