mynify

Summarize any document. In seconds, with AI.

Drop a long PDF or Word file and get a clear summary. Your document is read on your device — only the text is sent to the AI.

  • Read on your device
  • Only text is sent to the AI
  • No file upload

Stop reading 100 pages to find 2 that matter

Long reports, contracts, research papers, meeting minutes, terms of service — most documents bury a few important points inside a lot of text. Mynify's summarizer reads the whole thing and hands you the essentials: the key facts, decisions, numbers and structure, in a short, skimmable form you can act on.

Private by design

Other "AI summarize" tools upload your entire file to their servers. Mynify does the reading in your browser and sends only the extracted text to the AI for summarizing — your original file never leaves your device, and we don't keep it. For a contract or a confidential report, that difference matters.

How it works

The free plan covers documents up to 15 pages, three times a day — enough for most articles, briefs and chapters. Need to summarize a whole book or a 100-page report in one go? Mynify Pro is coming soon to lift the limits. Prefer to shrink a file instead of summarize it? Try the PDF compressor.

Frequently asked questions

How does the AI summarizer keep my document private?

Your file is read entirely in your browser — only the extracted text is sent to our AI to be summarized, never the original file. We don't store the document, and the text isn't kept after the summary is generated.

What files can I summarize?

PDF, Word (.docx) and plain text (.txt) files. For PDFs, the text must be selectable — scanned/image-only PDFs would need OCR, which isn't supported yet.

How long can the document be?

The free plan summarizes documents up to 15 pages, with 3 summaries per day. Mynify Pro (coming soon) removes those limits so you can summarize a whole 100-page report at once.

How accurate is the summary?

It's produced by a capable AI model instructed to preserve the document's key facts and structure and not to invent anything. Always skim the original for anything critical — a summary is a starting point, not a legal record.

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