Guide
How to summarize a long PDF in seconds
Boil a 40-page report down to key points and action items, with every claim cited back to the source.
Long documents, short time
Nobody reads a 40-page report end to end before a meeting. A summary gives you the signal without the scroll — but only if you can trust where each point came from.
Get a summary in the chat
- Upload the PDF to the studio.
- Ask for a summary, and say how long you want it — one line, a paragraph, or a full brief.
- Ask for action items separately if you need next steps.
- Download a written brief if you want to share it.
Make it more useful
- Ask for the summary grouped by theme or department.
- Request a list of numbers and decisions, not just narrative.
- Ask what changed since a previous version if you have both files.
- Get a one-line takeaway for each section to skim fast.
Every claim is source-cited
DocLique ties each answer back to your own document, so you can jump to the exact page a claim came from. You get speed without having to take the summary on faith.