Humata AI excels at reading and summarizing long PDF files, particularly academic journal articles. I tested its capabilities by asking questions about a research paper, and it accurately extracted and presented the relevant information. However, the free version has limitations. It doesn’t read scanned documents or images saved as PDFs, and it limits users to 60 pages per month.
Here’s a breakdown of Humata AI’s key features and capabilities:
Strengths:
- Accurately reads and summarizes long text PDF files.
- Explains paragraphs, tables, and figures within the document.
- Answers specific questions about the content of the PDF.
- Easy to use: upload your file and ask questions.
- Suggests questions to get you started.
- Drag-and-drop or click upload for easy file upload.
- Highlights the exact location of information in the PDF.
- Shareable links allow others to ask questions about your file (without showing your previous questions).
Weaknesses:
- Free version only allows 60 pages per month and doesn’t read scanned documents or images.
- No OCR feature in the free version (only available in paid plans – specifically Team and Enterprise plans).
- No phone support, only chat support for paid plans.
- No integration feature is currently available.
Pricing:
- Free: 60 pages per month.
- Student: $1.99 per month (200 pages + $0.02/additional page).
- Expert: $9.99 per month (500 pages + $0.02/additional page, 3 users).
- Team: $99 per user per month (5000 pages + $0.01/additional page, 10 users).
- Enterprise: Custom pricing with unlimited users and customizable features.
Overall, Humata AI is a valuable tool for researchers and students who need to analyze large PDF documents. However, the free version has limitations, and paid plans are necessary for advanced features and higher page limits.
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