Free tools
Eight free document tools, with the result actually included
Each tool delivers what its page promises: no account, no email address, no paywall in front of the output. The published limits are 8 MB per file, 40 pages and 3 free questions per document.
PDF Summarizer
Get the substance of a document in a few sentences and bullet points.
Open the toolPDF to Notes
Turn a dense document into notes you can actually study or work from — section headings, ordered bullets, and the takeaways that matter, drawn only from what the document says.
Open the toolPDF to Text
Pull the text out of a PDF or Word file exactly as it is written, ready to copy, search or paste somewhere else — plus a short description of what the document is.
Open the toolAsk Your PDF
Stop skim-reading for one answer. Upload the document and ask it directly — every answer comes from the text of your file, and anything it does not cover is reported as not found rather than guessed.
Open the toolPDF Key Points Extractor
The points that carry the document, ordered by how much they matter — each one a complete sentence you can act on, not a fragment you have to decode.
Open the toolPDF Action Items Extractor
Find what the document actually requires someone to do. Each item starts with a verb, names the responsible party where the text does, and carries the deadline the document states.
Open the toolResearch Paper Summarizer
Read a paper the way a reviewer does: what was asked, how it was tested, what came out, and what the authors themselves admit the study cannot show.
Open the toolDocument Translator
Read a document written in a language you do not work in. The translation follows the original paragraph by paragraph and keeps key legal or technical terms in brackets, so nothing important is lost in the rewording.
Open the toolWhen a document turns out to be a contract, agreement, policy or financial document, PDFint8 shows you what it genuinely detected inside it and offers a full analysis for €4.99. See the ten analyses.