Get a structured summary of any PDF or Word file in seconds: a short overview, key points, and any important dates, names, and numbers.
Pro AI tools send document content to xAI.
AI Summarize is a Pro feature — included in PDFwarp Pro at $9 USD/month along with every other tool and unlimited conversions.
Text is extracted on our servers (pdfplumber, then pypdf; Word via python-docx), capped at about 12,000 characters, and sent to xAI with a fixed prompt: a 2–3 sentence overview, a bullet list of key points, and any dates, numbers, or names. The reply is shown on the page — there is no new PDF. Pro only; counts as one of the 30 AI calls per day.
That is roughly 15–25 pages of dense text, not the whole book. For longer documents, split into sections first and summarise each — then summarise the combined summaries if you need a high-level view.
The model is asked for an overview, key points, and named facts. Useful for briefing a colleague who'll never read the source, or deciding whether the source is worth your full read.
Great for getting the gist. For legal, medical, or contractual documents where a single misunderstood clause matters, read the source — don't delegate to a summary.
PDFs go through pdfplumber, then pypdf if the first pass is empty. Word is paragraph text from python-docx. The string is sliced to 12,000 characters and sent with max_tokens=2048. You get JSON {summary, char_count} — not a downloaded file.
If extraction returns nothing, the route errors instead of inventing a summary. That is the usual scanned-PDF case. Run AI Scan to Text (vision, first 10 pages) if you need the words first.
The extracted text — not a stored original — is sent to xAI. PDFwarp logs the exception type on failure, never the document body. Temp files follow the same request cleanup as every other tool.
PDF, Word (.docx), and plain text. The upload control accepts those three. Scanned PDFs with no text layer should go through AI Scan to Text first.
Most documents are summarized in 5-15 seconds depending on length and xAI latency.
The first ~12,000 characters of extracted text. Longer files are truncated before the model sees them — split first if the ending matters.
Yes. Extracted text is sent to xAI. xAI does not train on API data without permission; by default it may retain requests for up to 30 days for abuse auditing. See the Privacy Policy.
AI tools require a Pro account. Upgrade at pdfwarp.com/pricing. 30 AI calls per day, reset at midnight UTC.