Every point linked to its page
Drop in any contract, research paper or report. In seconds you get the key points, red flags, numbers and deadlines, each one linked to the exact page it came from. Then ask it anything.
The problem
The clause on page 37. The number in a footnote. The caveat in the appendix. That is where the risk lives, and that is exactly what skimming misses.
A 60-page agreement runs to roughly 30,000 words. At an average reading pace, that is two hours before you even start taking notes.
The same agreement becomes a one-screen brief. You read what matters, then open the exact page when you need the detail.
How it works
No prompts to write and nothing to install. If you can drag a file, you can use it.
Contracts, papers, reports, slide decks, board packs. Text or scanned. It opens right in your browser, with no sign-up.
Read it like a lawyer, an analyst, a reviewer or a tutor. We spot the document type and choose the best lens for you.
Key points, red flags, numbers and deadlines, each tagged with its page. Click a tag to see the original passage, then ask follow-ups.
Features
Most AI summaries ask you to take their word for it. Ours shows you where every word came from.
Page-cited, every time
Every key point, red flag and number carries a page tag. Open it and the passage is highlighted in the original text, so checking a claim takes seconds, not a re-read.
Contracts, research papers, financial reports, study notes, meeting packs, or a smart general brief.
Follow-up questions get direct answers with page references. When the PDF does not say, neither do we.
Amounts, percentages, dates and notice periods, gathered in one place so nothing slips past you.
Your PDF is read in your browser. We never store your documents or briefs, and they are never used to train AI models.
Brief a German contract in English or an English paper in Spanish, Japanese or Arabic.
Scans and photographed pages are read visually, so old contracts and receipts work as well.
Paste your brief into an email or a ticket, or save it as a Markdown file for your notes.
Up to 100 pages free, and every brief tells you exactly which pages it covers.
Use cases
Each lens knows what matters in its kind of document, so a lease gets read for risk and a paper gets read for evidence.
Leases, NDAs, MSAs, employment and supplier agreements. Read like a careful lawyer, with every obligation and risky clause surfaced and cited.
Compare
General chatbots are great at conversation. Reading a 60-page document carefully and proving every claim is a different job.
| Feature | Reading it yourself | General AI chatbots | PDF Summarizer AI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to understand a 60-page PDF | About 2 hours | 10 minutes of back and forth | About 2 minutes |
| Every point linked to its page | Not applicable | Sometimes | Always |
| Red flags, numbers and deadlines found for you | Only what you catch | Only if you ask | In every brief |
| Tuned to the type of document | No | Write your own prompt | 6 expert lenses |
| Says so when the PDF does not answer | No | May fill the gap | Yes |
| Your document kept afterwards | Not applicable | Often saved in chat history | Never stored |
Pricing
If your time is worth $50 an hour, the two hours saved on a single 60-page PDF pay for a full year of Pro.
For the PDF that landed in your inbox today.
$0forever
No card, no account needed
Summarize a PDF freeFor people who read for a living.
$8per month
Billed $96 a year
For firms, labs and deal teams.
$19per seat / month
Billed $228 a year per seat
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FAQ
Anything else on your mind? The quickest answer is to drop in a PDF and see for yourself. It is free.
Every point in your brief is tagged with the page it came from, so you can check anything in one click. The AI is instructed to use only what the document says and to tell you when something is not covered. It can still make mistakes, so check anything important against the highlighted passage.
Your PDF is opened in your browser. To write the brief, only the text of the document is sent over an encrypted connection to our AI provider, or the file itself if it is a scan. We never store your documents or briefs, and they are not used to train AI models.
Contracts, leases, NDAs, research papers, theses, annual reports, earnings releases, textbooks, lecture notes, board packs, RFPs, manuals and policies. Text-based PDFs work best, and scanned PDFs up to 10 MB are read visually.
On the free plan, up to 100 pages per PDF and files up to 50 MB. For longer documents, the brief covers the first 100 pages and says so clearly. Pro will handle documents up to 1,000 pages.
A lens tells the AI how to read your document. The contract lens looks for obligations, money, deadlines and risky clauses. The research lens covers the question, the method, the findings and the limitations. If you do not pick one, we choose the best fit for you.
Yes. Ask anything about the document and get a direct answer with page references. If the PDF does not answer your question, it says so instead of guessing.
You can upload PDFs in most languages and get your brief in English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Turkish, Arabic, Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean or Simplified Chinese.
No. You can brief 3 PDFs and ask 25 questions every day for free, without signing up.
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Use it to understand a document faster and to find what to check, not as professional advice. For decisions that matter, read the cited pages and speak to a qualified professional.
Drop it in, read the brief, check any point in one click. Free, with no sign-up.