Ask AI about any PDF
Drop a PDF and ask anything about it. A real AI model runs entirely on your device - no cloud, no uploads, no waiting.
A local language model reads and understands your document. Answers are generated entirely on your machine - your document is never sent to a server.
Ask naturally in plain English. Summarise the document, pull out key dates, find specific clauses, or ask follow-up questions in context.
No uploads, no accounts, no cloud processing. Your document and your questions stay on your device at all times.
Every AI response includes citation cards that link back to the relevant page, so you can verify the source instantly.
Read the document and chat side by side. Navigate pages, zoom in, and jump straight to cited passages.
Search across the entire document instantly from the left panel, with page-linked results.
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PDF Context reads the text of the PDF you open, finds the passages that match your question and has a small AI model answer from them. The model runs inside the app on your PC, and each answer links back to the pages it used.
Text extraction, document search and the AI answers all run inside the app on your PC. Your PDF and your questions are not sent to a server to be processed. The app does use the internet to download the AI model the first time, and it loads its PDF reader and AI engine from the internet when it runs.
The model is small, so treat its answers as a starting point and check the cited page before you rely on them.
PDF Context is a native Windows app rather than a browser tool - download it free from the Microsoft Store.
Not at all. PDF Context never asks you to create an account, and everything you enter stays on this PC. Registering is optional and only used to tell you about updates.
Anyone who needs quick, private answers from a long PDF - a spec, a contract, a report - without uploading it anywhere.
No. The AI model runs inside the app on your PC, using your graphics card through WebGPU where it is supported, with a slower fallback where it is not. Your document and your questions are not sent to a server to be answered.
It tries to. If a page has little or no text, the app runs English text recognition (OCR) on that page on your PC. Results depend on the quality of the scan, and text-based PDFs give the most reliable answers.
Not fully. It needs an internet connection to download the AI model the first time (about 1 GB) and to load its PDF reader and AI engine. Once downloaded, the model is stored on your PC and is not downloaded again.