Upload a contract and AI highlights the key parties, terms, obligations, and anything worth reviewing closely.
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Upload a contract or agreement — PDF or a photo of a page
Snap a photo of a printed page, or upload the PDF directly. Get the key parties, dates, obligations, payment terms, 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 contract or agreement — PDF or a photo of a printed page — and pulls out the parties, key dates, obligations, payment terms, termination clause, and anything worth double-checking, in plain language.
When to use this
Use this before signing or acting on any contract, lease, or agreement when you want a quick, plain-English understanding of what you're actually agreeing to.
Step-by-step workflow
1Upload the contract Upload a PDF directly, or a clear photo of a printed page if you don't have a digital copy.
2Summarize For PDFs, text is extracted in your browser first; for photos, the AI reads the image directly.
3Review the breakdown Parties, effective date, term/duration, key obligations, payment terms, termination clause, and points worth reviewing, plus a plain-language summary.
4Copy the summary Copy the full breakdown to your clipboard to save or share.
Tips for best results
✓Pay close attention to the "Points worth reviewing" section — that's where the AI flags clauses that are unusual, unclear, or worth getting a second opinion on.
✓If your PDF is a scan with no selectable text, upload it as a photo instead so the AI can read it 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 it as a photo instead, which the AI reads directly.
⚠Skipping the "Points worth reviewing" section because the summary looks straightforward — that section exists specifically to catch what a quick read might miss.