Chat with Any PDF |
Ask, Analyze & Summarize Documents

Phrasly's Chat with PDF is built primarily for PDF files, the most common format for academic papers, reports, contracts, and books. You can upload any standard text-based PDF including digitally created documents.

Yes. Phrasly's Chat with PDF is completely free to use. Simply create a free account, no payment card required and you can start uploading PDFs and chatting instantly. Ask questions, get cited answers, and summarize any document at no cost.

Yes. Phrasly's Chat with PDF lets you upload up to 6 PDF files at once (up to 10MB each) and ask questions across all of them in a single conversation. You can ask comparative questions like 'How do the conclusions in these two papers differ?' or 'Which document mentions this clause?'. Phrasly searches across all your uploaded files to find the answer with the exact page reference.

Phrasly uses retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), which means answers are always grounded in the actual content of your document, not the AI's general training data. Every answer includes a citation linking back to the specific page and passage it came from, so you can verify accuracy yourself in seconds. This significantly reduces the risk of hallucinated or inaccurate responses common in general AI tools.

Phrasly doesn't just search for matching words. It understands the meaning behind your question. So when you ask 'what were the key findings?' it finds the relevant answer even if the document uses completely different wording. This is what makes Phrasly more accurate than a basic keyword search.

Yes. All documents are encrypted in transit and at rest using AES-256 encryption. Phrasly is SOC 2 compliant and GDPR ready. Your uploaded PDFs are never used to train AI models. You retain full control over your data and can permanently delete your documents from our servers at any time.

ChatGPT has a strict context window limit. Large PDFs get truncated and it loses information from earlier in the document. Phrasly is built specifically for document interaction: it processes the entire PDF, provides page-specific citations with every answer, supports multiple documents simultaneously, and connects to Phrasly's writing tools so you can go from insight to finished draft without switching apps.

A PDF summarizer is an AI tool that reads an entire document and condenses it into key points, findings, or arguments without you reading the whole thing. Phrasly's Chat with PDF goes further. Instead of a generic summary, you ask for exactly what you need: 'Summarize the methodology section', 'What are the three main conclusions?', 'Give me the action items from this report'. You get the summary that is relevant to your work, not a one-size-fits-all abstract.