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Cornell notes template
Organize notes, cues, and a summary in a Cornell sheet tuned to the way you study.
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Preview
8.5 × 11 in
30 note lines
Exact physical size
Print / 100%
For exact measurements
- 01Print at 100% or choose “Actual size” in the print dialog.
- 02Turn off options such as “Fit to page” or “Scale”.
- 03Check that the printer paper size matches A4 or Letter.
Guide / 01
One sheet for recording, recalling, and summarizing
The Cornell format separates the page into a main note area, a cue column for questions or key ideas, and a summary area below.
Adjust column width and note spacing for classes, reading, or meetings without losing the method's structure.
Guide / 02
How to prepare a Cornell sheet
- 01Choose the page size and orientation.
- 02Set note spacing and cue-column width.
- 03Download, write notes on the right, then add cues and a summary during review.
Guide / 03
Recommended uses
Reading
Main ideas on the right and keywords in the cue column.
Meetings
Detailed notes, key decisions, and an actionable summary.
FAQ / 03
Cornell notes questions
How do I use the Cornell method?
Take notes in the large area, add questions or keywords in the cue column, and write a short summary when you finish.
How wide should the cue column be?
A width of 50–60 mm usually fits short questions comfortably. Make it wider if you prefer more complete side notes.
When should I write the summary?
Write it after reviewing the notes, when you can explain the topic clearly in your own words.