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PDF AI
Transform how you interact with documents. Chat with PDF, ask PDF questions, and extract insights instantly with our advanced AI.
Chat with PDF
Have a natural conversation with your documents. Ask questions and get accurate answers instantly.
Instant Summaries
Get quick summaries of long documents without reading every page.
Smart Extraction
Extract key data points and information effortlessly.
AI PDF to Word
Intelligent conversion capabilities (ai pdf to word) to turn your PDF insights into editable Word documents.
What you get without paying anything
Both columns are free. There is no paid tier.
What actually happens to your file
This page is the only one on the site where the document has to leave your device, so it is the one place that owes you the details.
1. The file goes up, the text comes out
Our server reads the PDF and pulls out its text. A scan with no text layer gives nothing to read: run it through OCR first.
2. The text goes to the model, not the file
What travels to the language model is the extracted text, trimmed to the part your question needs, and the provider sits outside the European Economic Area. The PDF itself is not forwarded.
3. What we keep, and what we cannot promise
The file is deleted from our server as soon as its text has been extracted. The extracted text stays only for your conversation and expires within the hour, and we never keep it or use it to train anything. What DeepSeek does with the text it receives is governed by their own terms, not by our word. So: do not send a document you would mind a third party reading.
Why there is a daily limit
Every answer is billed to us per query, which is the only reason for the ceiling: three questions without an account, five with a free one. There is no paid tier that lifts it, and there is no plan to add one.
The other two AI tools, and where they run
Summarise with citations works the same way and needs a server. Translate a PDF is different: it extracts and rebuilds the document inside your browser and only the segments of text go out, behind a consent gate that tells you the provider before anything moves.