5 ChatGPT Apps That Can Read Your Docs & PDFs, Then Analyze Them For Reports – SlashGear

Although document chatbots can give you a summary of your file, they typically don’t do so right away. You’d have to manually send a prompt to the chatbot indicating what you want it to do. With Any Summary, however, you won’t have to go through such a hassle. Simply upload your document of choice, and Any Summary will automatically provide you with bullet points of the content’s key ideas. If you’re looking for more than just bullet points, you can also choose from the following summary versions:

• Custom summary – lets you type a prompt specifying how your content should be summarized (e.g. in a paragraph, in 1000 words)
• TL;DR – gives you a one-paragraph summary.
• Detailed – provides a multi-paragraph summary.
• Sarcastic – generates a one-paragraph summary of the content but uses a sarcastic tone.
• Tweet – creates multiple Tweets about the content, complete with hashtags.
• Song – writes a summary in the form of song lyrics.

Aside from summaries, Any Summary comes with a chat interface. Here, you can ask questions about the content like how you would on any other document chatbot. The platform accepts both document files (PDF, DOCS, PPTX, TXT, CSV) and media files (JPG, PNG, MOV, MP3, WAV, MP4, M4A), so you can summarize written or spoken content. Unfortunately, Any Summary is free for only five files per day with up to 100 pages for documents and 15 minutes for audio and video. You’d need a Plus plan to increase your daily limit.