PDFGPT

PdfGPT is an AI tool for reading, asking questions about, and researching PDF documents. Upload a PDF to get answers, summaries, and useful information without manually searching through long documents.

AI PDF summarization: Turn long PDFs into concise summaries with page references.
Ask questions: Chat with your documents to find specific information or clarify sections.
Page citations: Trace answers and claims back to the relevant page in the source document.
OCR support: Read scanned PDFs and image-based documents.
Study tools: Generate notes, flashcards, quizzes, and other study materials from documents.
Research tools: Compare papers, create literature matrices, and export references in BibTeX.
Export options: Save generated notes in formats such as PDF, Markdown, or plain text.

Page-cited answers: Links AI-generated answers to the source page for easier verification.
Handles long PDFs: Supports PDFs of up to 1,200 pages for summarization.
Multi-document research: Lets users ask questions across several PDFs at once.
OCR support: Processes scanned and image-based PDFs automatically.
Study tools: Generates structured notes, flashcards, and quizzes from PDFs.

PDF-only uploads: The PDF summarizer accepts PDF files rather than a broad range of document formats.
Free usage limits: Higher-volume use and features such as longer documents and Deep Research require a paid plan.
25 MB file limit: Individual PDF uploads are limited to 25 MB on the summarizer.

Students: Turn textbooks, lecture slides, and course readings into structured notes, flashcards, and quizzes.
Researchers: Compare multiple papers, find relevant information, and verify claims against specific pages.
Legal professionals: Review lengthy contracts and documents while quickly locating relevant sections.
Business teams: Extract key terms, figures, risks, and conclusions from reports and business documents.
Journalists: Search through reports and source documents and check information against the original pages.
Anyone working with long PDFs: Get a readable summary and ask follow-up questions instead of manually searching through lengthy documents.

What is PdfGPT?

PdfGPT is an AI tool for reading, summarizing, and asking questions about PDF documents.

What file formats does PdfGPT support?

The PDF tools currently accept PDF files. The PDF summarizer supports files up to 25 MB.

Can PdfGPT summarize long PDFs?

Yes. Its PDF summarizer can process PDFs of up to 1,200 pages.

Can I ask questions about a PDF?

Yes. After uploading a PDF, you can ask questions and follow up to clarify specific sections or topics.

Does PdfGPT work with scanned PDFs?

Yes. Built-in OCR can process scanned and image-based PDFs.

Does PdfGPT provide citations?

Yes. AI-generated summaries and answers can include page references, allowing you to check information against the original PDF.

Can PdfGPT analyze multiple PDFs?

Yes. Deep Research lets users work with multiple PDFs and ask questions across several documents.

AI PDF summarization: Turn long PDFs into concise summaries with page references.
Ask questions: Chat with your documents to find specific information or clarify sections.
Page citations: Trace answers and claims back to the relevant page in the source document.
OCR support: Read scanned PDFs and image-based documents.
Study tools: Generate notes, flashcards, quizzes, and other study materials from documents.
Research tools: Compare papers, create literature matrices, and export references in BibTeX.
Export options: Save generated notes in formats such as PDF, Markdown, or plain text.

Page-cited answers: Links AI-generated answers to the source page for easier verification.
Handles long PDFs: Supports PDFs of up to 1,200 pages for summarization.
Multi-document research: Lets users ask questions across several PDFs at once.
OCR support: Processes scanned and image-based PDFs automatically.
Study tools: Generates structured notes, flashcards, and quizzes from PDFs.

PDF-only uploads: The PDF summarizer accepts PDF files rather than a broad range of document formats.
Free usage limits: Higher-volume use and features such as longer documents and Deep Research require a paid plan.
25 MB file limit: Individual PDF uploads are limited to 25 MB on the summarizer.

Students: Turn textbooks, lecture slides, and course readings into structured notes, flashcards, and quizzes.
Researchers: Compare multiple papers, find relevant information, and verify claims against specific pages.
Legal professionals: Review lengthy contracts and documents while quickly locating relevant sections.
Business teams: Extract key terms, figures, risks, and conclusions from reports and business documents.
Journalists: Search through reports and source documents and check information against the original pages.
Anyone working with long PDFs: Get a readable summary and ask follow-up questions instead of manually searching through lengthy documents.