
AI chatbot for interacting with PDF documents
ChatPDF is an AI-powered tool that turns any PDF into an interactive chatbot you can ask questions to. Upload research papers, textbooks, manuals, or any document and get instant answers, summaries, and explanations through natural conversation.
ChatPDF supports conversational Q&A about uploaded documents, providing informative answers with topic-based prompts. It handles multiple file formats including PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Markdown, and text files. Features include multi-document support for chatting with several files simultaneously, document summarization for grasping key points quickly, multi-document folders holding up to 50 PDFs each, and suggested questions based on document content.
ChatPDF is ideal for students studying from textbooks and papers, researchers quickly extracting information from documents, professionals reviewing reports and contracts, and anyone who needs to understand lengthy PDFs without reading them cover to cover.
Visit chatpdf.com and drag-and-drop a PDF to start chatting immediately — no account required for basic use. Ask questions about the content, request summaries, or have the AI explain complex sections. Create an account for history and advanced features.
Pricing & Accessibility: Free plan allows 2 PDFs/day, 120 pages/PDF, 10MB limit, 50 questions/day. Plus plan at $5-20/month unlocks unlimited PDFs, 2,000 pages/PDF, 32MB limit, and 1,000 questions/day.
Why Consider ChatPDF: ChatPDF offers the fastest way to extract information from PDFs — just upload and start asking questions, with no account required and an interface so simple anyone can use it immediately.
ChatPDF is used for studying from textbooks and academic papers, quickly extracting key points from business reports, understanding legal contracts and technical manuals, researching across multiple documents simultaneously, getting summaries of lengthy PDFs, and answering specific questions from uploaded documents.
Free / $5/mo
Free tier: 2 PDFs/day, 120 pages/PDF, 10MB max, 50 questions/day