Get a plain-English breakdown of a legal contract, with risky clauses flagged, key obligations summarized, and unusual terms highlighted before you sign.
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AI Contract is a Pro feature — included in PDFwarp Pro at $9 USD/month along with every other tool and unlimited conversions.
Extracted contract text (15,000 character cap) is sent to xAI with a fixed outline: Overview, Key Terms & Parties, Risk Flags, Missing Standard Protections, Dates & Deadlines, Summary & Recommendations. The reply is shown on the page. It is analysis, not advice, and it does not know your jurisdiction. Pro only.
The analysis flags clauses and explains them in plain English. It doesn't know your jurisdiction's quirks. Run anything material past a real lawyer before signing.
Skim Risk Flags and Missing Standard Protections before the rest — those are the sections most likely to matter.
Schedules, SOWs, and exhibits often sit past the 15k cap. Analyze the body and the exhibits as separate files if both contain operative terms.
Same extract_text helper as redact/extract. The system prompt names the six headings and ends with an explicit 'not legal advice' note. The route returns JSON for the on-page viewer.
Nothing is compared to a library of 'market' terms. 'Unusual' means unusual to the model, not unusual in Delaware law or your industry.
Contract text goes to xAI for the request. PDFwarp does not keep the file. Do not upload a document you cannot send to a US API processor.
No. The prompt itself says the output is analysis only, not legal advice. Always consult a qualified lawyer for decisions that bind you.
Any text-based PDF, Word, or .txt. Employment, NDAs, services, leases, and purchase agreements are typical. Scans need OCR first.
It is asked to cite actual language. Models still paraphrase — check the quote against the file.
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