Upload a contract and AI highlights the key parties, terms, obligations, and anything worth reviewing closely.
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Upload a contract — a PDF, or photos of every page in order
Upload the whole PDF, or snap photos of every printed page (select them in page order). Every page is read — parties, dates, obligations, payment terms, termination, and anything worth double-checking, in plain language.
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Supported Formats
PDF or photo (JPG/PNG) in — copy the summary as text.
Common Uses
•Understanding a rental or lease agreement before signing
•Reviewing an employment contract's key terms and obligations
•Checking a freelance or vendor agreement's payment and termination terms
•Getting a quick plain-English read on a supplier or partnership contract
💡 Pro Tip
Compare the summarized payment terms and termination clause against what was verbally agreed beforehand — those two sections are the most common source of contract disputes, and a summary makes mismatches easy to spot early.
Reads a full contract or agreement — a multi-page PDF, or ordered photos of every printed page — and translates it into a complete plain-language breakdown: parties, key dates, every obligation, payment terms, clauses worth reviewing, and how termination works, each traced back to its page or section so you can verify it in the original.
When to use this
Use this before signing or acting on any contract, lease, or agreement when you want a thorough, plain-English understanding of what you're actually agreeing to — including how it affects you specifically.
Step-by-step workflow
1Upload the contract Upload the whole PDF directly, or photos of every printed page in order if you don't have a digital copy.
2Optionally identify your party Type your name, company, or role (e.g. "Tenant", "Party B") to get a section highlighting terms that favor you, work against you, or need attention.
3Summarize For PDFs, text is extracted page-by-page in your browser first, so nothing is skipped; for photos, the AI reads every page image directly.
4Review the full breakdown Quick summary, parties, dates & deadlines, obligations by party, money & payment terms, important clauses, termination & exit, and a plain-English bottom line — every legal term translated into everyday language as it's explained, each with a page/section reference so you can find it in the original.
5Copy the summary Copy the full breakdown to your clipboard to save or share.
Tips for best results
✓Pay close attention to "Important Clauses & Potential Concerns" — that's where it flags things like automatic renewal, having to cover someone else's costs, or exclusivity, explained in plain English rather than legal terms, and easy to miss on a quick read.
✓If you tell it which party you are, it adds a "Your Position" section comparing what favors you against what may work against you, term by term.
✓If your PDF is a scan with no selectable text, upload photos of the pages instead so the AI can read them directly.
✓This is a starting point for understanding a contract, not a substitute for legal advice on anything significant.
Common mistakes to avoid
⚠Treating the summary as legally binding advice — it's a plain-language aid to help you understand what to look for, not a legal opinion.
⚠Uploading a scanned PDF with no extractable text and getting an error — upload photos of the pages instead, which the AI reads directly.
⚠Selecting page photos out of order — use the up/down arrows next to each file to fix the order before summarizing.
⚠Skipping "Important Clauses & Potential Concerns" because the summary looks straightforward — that section exists specifically to catch what a quick read might miss.
