Document Lab

Upload a PDF file and the tool extracts the text content using client-side PDF processing. The extracted text is then sent to an AI model that can answer your questions about the document. The AI provides answers with page references so you can verify the source.

No. The PDF file is processed entirely in your browser using client-side JavaScript. Only the extracted text is sent to the AI for analysis. Your original PDF file never leaves your device, ensuring complete document privacy.

The PDF Reader supports text-based PDFs including reports, research papers, contracts, manuals, and articles. Scanned PDFs (images of text) may not work well because the tool extracts text, not images. For scanned documents, use the OCR tool in Visual Lab first.

You can ask as many questions as you like about a single document during one session. Each question counts as one use of the tool and is answered against the full extracted document, so you can ask follow-ups at any time without re-uploading anything.

The AI can read text that is extracted from PDFs, including text within tables. However, visual charts and graphs that are rendered as images cannot be read by the text extraction engine. For image-based content, use the OCR tool instead.

Text extraction in your browser handles PDFs up to 50 pages and around 10MB. The text sent to the AI is capped at about 16,000 characters (roughly 4,000 tokens) per question. For longer documents, split the PDF or ask about specific sections - the file itself never leaves your device.

The AI provides answers based on the document content, but like any AI system, it can occasionally misinterpret context or miss nuances. Always verify important answers against the original document, especially for legal, medical, or financial content.

Yes, the PDF Reader is free to use with daily usage limits. Each question you ask counts as one use. No credit card is required. You need a free account to use this tool.

There are five modes: Brief gives a short paragraph overview, Detailed provides a comprehensive analysis, Bullet Points creates a scannable list, Executive Summary formats for decision-makers, and Key Takeaways extracts the most important points. Choose the mode that best fits your needs.

Yes, you can upload a PDF file and the tool will extract the text content automatically using client-side processing. Your PDF file is never uploaded to any server — only the extracted text is sent to the AI for summarization.

The AI generates summaries that preserve the key information and meaning of the original document. However, summarization inherently involves some loss of detail. For critical documents, always review the summary against the original to ensure no important points were missed.

The summarizer works well with reports, articles, research papers, meeting notes, contracts, proposals, and any structured text document. Very short texts (under 100 words) may not benefit much from summarization, and documents over about 16,000 characters should be summarized section by section.

The tool accepts documents up to about 16,000 characters (roughly 4,000 tokens) per request. Longer documents are rejected with a clear message instead of being silently cut off. For very long documents, summarize section by section for more detailed and accurate results.

Action items are tasks, deadlines, follow-ups, or next steps mentioned in the document. The AI automatically identifies these and lists them separately, which is especially useful for meeting notes, project proposals, and business communications.

The summarizer primarily works with English text. For documents in other languages, the AI may still produce a summary but the quality could vary. For best results, use English documents or translate the text first.

Yes, the Document Summarizer is free to use with daily usage limits. Each summarization request counts as one use. No credit card is required, but you need a free account to use this tool.

You can generate seven types: Business Reports (data-driven analysis), Cover Letters (job applications), Contracts (basic legal agreements), Proposals (project or business proposals), Memos (internal communications), Articles (informative content), and Blog Posts (engaging web content). Each type follows standard formatting conventions.

Absolutely. The AI generates a first draft that you can copy, download, and edit in any word processor. We recommend reviewing and customizing the output to add your personal touch, specific details, and any information the AI could not have known.

No. Generated contracts are templates and starting points only. They are not reviewed by lawyers and may not comply with your jurisdiction's legal requirements. Always have a qualified attorney review any legal document before signing or using it.

Professional tone works for most business documents. Formal is best for official or legal communications. Casual suits internal team messages and blogs. Academic is ideal for research papers and scholarly writing. Persuasive works well for proposals and sales documents.

Short produces approximately 1-2 pages of content (300-600 words), Medium produces 3-5 pages (800-1500 words), and Long produces 5+ pages (1500+ words). The AI adjusts detail depth to match the selected length while maintaining quality.

Currently, the Document Writer generates content primarily in English. If you specify in your prompt that you want the document in another language, the AI may attempt it, but quality may vary. Full multilingual support is planned for a future update.

Yes, the AI generates original content based on your prompt each time. While it draws on patterns and conventions for each document type, the specific wording, arguments, and details are generated fresh. However, always review for accuracy and add your unique perspective.

Yes, the Document Writer is free to use with daily usage limits. Each document generation counts as one use. No credit card is required, but you need a free account to use this tool.

No. All conversions happen entirely in your browser using client-side JavaScript. Your files never leave your device. This ensures complete privacy and security, especially for sensitive documents like contracts or financial records.

No. The PDF Converter runs entirely in your browser with no server-side processing required. You can use it without creating an account, and there are no daily usage limits or restrictions.

Ten operations: Merge (combine PDFs), Split (extract pages), Compress (reduce file size), Reorder Pages, PDF to Word (.docx), PDF to Text, PDF to JPG images, Word (.docx) to PDF, Word to Text, and Images (JPG/PNG) to PDF.

The tool rebuilds your PDF as an editable Word document with real formatting: fonts, text sizes, bold/italic, text colors, heading styles, bullet lists, measured line spacing, background color bands, clickable hyperlinks, ruled tables, images, and multi-column layouts are detected and reconstructed automatically. Very complex visual elements (floating shapes, borderless tables) may still be simplified, and the file never leaves your browser.

No - scanned PDFs are images of pages with no extractable text, so they would need OCR (optical character recognition), which this tool does not do. If the tool finds no text, it will tell you. Try our PDF Reader tool to check whether your PDF contains a text layer.

The tool reads the document structure (headings, paragraphs, bullet lists, quotes, and tables) and renders it into a clean A4 PDF using standard fonts. Complex visual formatting, embedded images, and custom fonts from the Word file are simplified or omitted.

The compression re-saves the PDF with an optimized internal structure, stripping redundant objects and metadata to shrink the file. It does not recompress or downsample images, so image-heavy PDFs may see only a small reduction while text-heavy PDFs shrink more.

Since processing happens in your browser, very large files (over 100MB) may cause performance issues depending on your device. For best results, work with files under 50MB. PDF-to-image export is limited to 50 pages per file to keep your browser responsive.

Yes, the PDF Converter works in modern mobile browsers. However, for complex operations like merging many files or converting long documents, a desktop browser provides a more comfortable experience with a larger screen and easier file management.

Yes, 100% free with no hidden costs, no watermarks, and no file limits. Because the tool runs entirely in your browser, there are no server costs to pass on. Use it as much as you need, anytime, for free.

The checker analyzes five dimensions: Grammar (spelling, punctuation, and grammatical errors), Tone (the overall voice and how it sounds to readers), Readability (how easy the text is to understand), Legal (potential legal clauses and risk language), and Style (consistency of writing throughout the document). You can select which checks to run.

The AI grammar check detects a wide range of common errors including subject-verb agreement, tense consistency, punctuation issues, and commonly confused words. It is comparable to premium grammar tools for most standard writing, but may occasionally miss nuanced or context-dependent errors. Always review suggestions critically.

The readability score considers sentence length, word complexity, paragraph structure, and overall text difficulty. It provides a grade-level equivalent (e.g., College, High School) so you can gauge whether your document is appropriately complex for your intended audience.

Absolutely not. The legal clause detection is an AI-based tool that identifies language commonly associated with legal obligations, liabilities, and risks. It is designed to help you spot areas that may need professional legal review. It does not provide legal advice and should never replace consultation with a qualified attorney.

Currently, the Document Checker is optimized for English text. It may produce results for other languages, but the accuracy and relevance of the analysis will be significantly lower. Full multilingual support is planned for a future update.

Tone analysis identifies the overall voice of your document and how it is likely perceived by readers. It can tell you if your writing sounds professional, casual, formal, assertive, or tentative. It also suggests adjustments if your tone does not match your intended communication style.

The overall score is an average of the individual scores from each check type you selected (Grammar, Tone, Readability, Legal, Style). Each dimension is scored from 0 to 100. A higher score means better quality. Scores below 60 typically indicate significant room for improvement.

Yes, the Document Checker is free to use with daily usage limits. Each check request counts as one use regardless of how many check types you select. No credit card is required, but you need a free account to use this tool.