PDF → GPT

PDF → GPT is a focused web app for the common problem of large PDFs that exceed a model's context window. Instead of pasting a first page or two into a chat box, you upload the file and the service automatically breaks it into chunks, summarizes each chunk, and then stitches the results back together into a coherent whole-document digest. The output is deliberately structured: a headline summary, a table of contents, and then a short summary for every section, which makes it practical to skim a 60-page report in a couple of minutes.

Because the tool sends the entire document rather than a fragment, the resulting summaries are noticeably more detailed and better grounded than what you get from a single truncated prompt. It works on JavaScript in the browser and is aimed at students, analysts, lawyers and anyone else who regularly has to absorb dense documents before a meeting or deadline.

Access follows a freemium model: you can start using it immediately after uploading a file, with paid tiers for heavier use. Exact price points are set on the site itself and can change, so check the pricing page before committing.