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Highlight Help
Every vignette has a detail you skimmed past: the lab value, the eponym, the timeline. Highlight Help explains it in place, in the context of the question, and keeps the explanation for when you need it again.
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Highlight Help is a StepGPT feature for USMLE study. Select any clue or term in a question to get an explanation of what it means and why it matters. Highlight history saves those explanations for later review, and saved highlights let you mark explanations in four colors.
USMLE vignettes are written so that one detail changes the answer. When you don’t know what that detail means, you either guess or leave the question to look it up, and lose the thread.
Highlighting text is easy. Finding the explanation again a week later is not. Highlight history saves the clue explanations you asked for so you can review them later.
Saved highlights let you mark explanations in four colors and keep them with your questions, next to your notes and starred sections.
General assistants can explain selected text, usually through a browser extension and a fresh prompt. Highlight Help works inside StepGPT’s question analysis, so each explanation is tied to the question you’re studying and saved with it.
Type, paste, or upload a screenshot, PDF, or camera image.
Highlight the detail you’re unsure about.
What it means, and why it matters for this question.
Find it again in Highlight history before the exam.
Highlight Help lets you select any clue in a USMLE question and get an explanation of what it means and why it matters, so you can understand individual clues without leaving the question.
Yes. Highlight history keeps your clue explanations for later review, and saved highlights stay with each question in four colors.
Highlight Help is included in StepGPT and StepGPT Super.