I need to review multiple PDFs and compare them, but reading each one fully takes too long.

Quickly review and compare multiple PDFs by extracting the most important information and surfacing meaningful differences. This helps you understand what changed and what matters without reading every page end-to-end.

This feature helps you review multiple PDF documents side-by-side by summarizing key sections and highlighting notable differences between files. Instead of reading each PDF in full, you can focus on the parts that are most relevant to your decision or task. Upload or select the PDFs you want to review, then choose what you want to compare (such as key points, specific sections, or high-level themes). The tool produces concise summaries for each document so you can quickly grasp the core content. It also generates a comparison view that calls out differences in statements, figures, terms, or emphasis across documents. You can use it to validate whether a new version meaningfully changes the content or simply reorganizes it. This is useful for reviewing contracts, policy updates, proposals, research papers, or reports that share similar structure. It reduces time spent on repetitive reading and lowers the risk of missing important changes. The result is a faster, more confident review process when you need to evaluate multiple PDFs under time pressure.