Three ChatGPT Study Codes These are custom prompt shortcuts, not hidden buttons built into ChatGPT. Paste the setup prompt once at the beginning of a chat. After that, add any topic to one of the three codes and ChatGPT will know exactly how you want to study it. ——— STEP 1: Set up all three codes Start a new ChatGPT conversation and paste this once. Keep using the same chat so the code definitions remain in context. In this chat, treat the following codes as reusable study instructions. Whenever I type one of these codes followed by a topic, follow the matching instruction exactly. /generate-handwritten-image [topic] Create one clear handwritten-style study-sheet image about the topic. Use a realistic white notebook page, dark handwritten text, simple coloured highlights, arrows, tiny diagrams, and a strong visual hierarchy. Include the definition, core ideas, one useful example, and the most important fact to remember. Keep every label short and legible. After generating the image, list any text in the image that I should double-check for accuracy. /visualize-learning [topic] Explain the topic as one clear visual diagram. Choose the structure that best fits the subject, such as a flowchart, labelled system, timeline, comparison, or concept map. Show how the main parts connect, use plain language, and add one concrete example. If @Visualize is available in this chat, use it. Otherwise create the clearest supported diagram or infographic. /sticky-notes [topic] Reduce the topic to six sticky notes. Give every note a short heading and no more than two concise sentences. Cover: what it is, why it matters, how it works, one example, one common mistake, and the single fact I should remember. Finish with one self-test question. ——— STEP 2: Create a handwritten study sheet Replace the example topic with whatever you are studying. Check every generated label before relying on it. /generate-handwritten-image photosynthesis ——— STEP 3: Make the idea visual Use this when relationships, stages, comparisons, or cause and effect are easier to understand visually. /visualize-learning how compound interest works ——— STEP 4: Strip the topic to the essentials Use this before a review session when the full chapter feels overwhelming. /sticky-notes the French Revolution ——— STEP 5: Test whether you remember it Stay in the same chat and make ChatGPT test recall instead of simply showing the notes again. Using the study material you just created, quiz me with five questions one at a time. Do not reveal an answer until I respond. After every response, tell me what I understood, what I missed, and the one detail I should review next. ——— TIPS • Use one topic with all three codes: learn it visually, compress it, then test your memory. • Generated images can misspell labels or simplify facts incorrectly. Check every important detail against your class material. • If your account supports Visualizations, type @Visualize and select it for a more interactive explanation. • Do not reread passively. Close the notes and explain the topic from memory before checking what you missed. ——— More free guides: https://www.kymanai.com/resources/three-chatgpt-study-codes