How do I get a summary of a long PDF?
The document's text is extracted then passed to a model that returns its main points. Useful for triaging a stack of reports before deciding which to read in full.
Summarise a PDF
Get the gist of a long document in a few lines.
An eighty-page report, meeting minutes, a contract: the text is read in your browser, then summarised on our servers. The file itself never leaves — only the sentences it holds. You choose the length and the shape, and it writes itself out as it comes.
Your document is read on your device: the file does not leave. Only the text it contains is sent to our servers in Europe, for the duration of the job, and is not kept there.
Common questions
Can I rely on the summary?
Treat it as a first read, not as a source. A model can miss a nuance or a caveat — on a document that commits you, read the original.
Is my document used to train a model?
No. The text is sent to the model for the duration of the job, then discarded. It feeds no training and is kept nowhere.