Action minutes
Capture decisions, outcomes and next steps in a compact format for team and client meetings.
Create a clean template with an agenda, decisions, owners and next steps. Edit it, copy it or download it immediately.
Add the key details on the left and get an editable meeting structure immediately.
Less follow-up work
Good meeting minutes do not document every word. They show what was decided, who owns each action and what happens next. That is the structure this generator creates.
Choose the meeting type, date, duration and participants.
Paste existing talking points or context. The generated document remains fully editable.
Use the minutes in Docs, Notion or Confluence, or export them to Word, Markdown or PDF.
Create your own meeting minutes template above and download it as a Word or Markdown file. The print option also lets you save it as a PDF. The structure works for three common types of minutes.
Capture decisions, outcomes and next steps in a compact format for team and client meetings.
Document decisions, ownership and deadlines in a format people can follow.
Record the important discussion points in order without transcribing every word.
Good meeting minutes are short enough to read and specific enough to act on. Use neutral language, separate discussion from decisions and give every action item an owner.
Yes. Create, edit, copy and export as many meeting minutes as you like to Word, Markdown or PDF without an account.
No. The generator runs entirely in your browser. Your input is neither uploaded nor stored on our servers.
This generator structures information you enter yourself. AI Notes joins the meeting and automatically creates a transcript, summary, decisions and action items.
Complete meeting minutes include the title, date, participants, agenda, key notes, decisions, action items, owners and deadlines.
Yes. Download the finished minutes as a Word or Markdown file, or use Print / PDF to save them directly as a PDF.
Action minutes work for most meetings. Use decision minutes when formal decisions matter most, or discussion minutes when the order of the conversation is important.