Guide
Summarise a PDF
Long reports, contracts and papers rarely need reading end to end — they need one honest paragraph about what is in them. Open the PDF here and you get that in a few seconds, along with the key points and the figures that matter.
Summarise a PDF now PDF, Word, PowerPoint, PNG, JPG, WebP, Text · XLSX, CSV, Parquet, JSONOpen the file
Drop the PDF onto the page or choose it from your machine. The first page is drawn in your own browser so you can confirm it is the right document before anything leaves — no upload has happened at this point.
Choose what you want
A summary reads the whole document and tells you what it is and what it is for. Key points gives you the argument as short bullets. Extracting data pulls out dates, names, amounts, reference numbers and deadlines. Or ask your own question and get an answer that works only from the document.
Read the answer
The answer comes back in the language of the page, in a few seconds for an ordinary document. Nothing is written to a database on the way, so the same file summarised twice is two separate acts with nothing joining them.
What actually leaves your device
A PDF is sent for analysis, because layout, tables and scanned pages cannot be read once they have been flattened into a string. The page says so before you press the button. It passes through our server to the model and comes straight back to you — no document store, no document database, no content log. Word and text files are different: those are read inside your browser and only the extracted text is sent.
Does it read scanned PDFs?
Yes. A scan is a picture of a page, and the model reads the text in the image directly — no separate character recognition step, and no second tool to install.
What makes a PDF unreadable?
There is no text in it. A PDF made by a scanner or a phone camera is a picture of a page, so searching, selecting and copying all come back empty and most tools report the file as having no content. Nothing is wrong with it; it simply never had text to begin with.
How do I make a scanned PDF readable?
Open it here and ask for what you need. The pages are read as pictures of pages, which is the step normally missing, so a scan behaves like any other PDF — summarise it, ask it questions, or ask for the text back to paste elsewhere.
Is there a size limit?
Files up to 25 MB can be opened, and up to roughly 3.5 MB can be sent for analysis in one request. Longer reports usually need splitting, or summarising a section at a time.
Can I ask about just one section?
Yes. Ask for the risk clauses, or the budget section, or what changed since the last version — the whole file is read, and the answer comes from the part you asked about.
Will it summarise a PDF written in another language?
The answer comes back in the language you ask in, whatever language the document is in. There is no separate translation step to lose things in.
Can I use it on a contract?
It is one of the commonest uses: parties, dates, termination and penalty clauses. It reports what the document says, which is not the same as advice about what to do.
What does it cost?
Three files a week without paying and without a card. Paid plans raise that; there is also a one-off pass if you only need a busy week.