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Documents & OCR

Document Analysis

Upload scans, PDFs, and photos — get a structured legal summary.

Document Analysis is LawKraft's AI tool for summarizing legal documents, court filings, and photographed pages. Upload up to 5 mixed files — PDFs, Word documents, or images — and get a structured legal summary in English, with regional-language and foreign-language text translated automatically.

How it works

1

Upload or paste

Attach up to 5 files (PDF, DOC/DOCX, or images) in one go, paste text directly, or pull from one of your saved Cases.

2

Choose what you need

Full Case Summary, Brief/Executive Summary, Key Findings & Ratio, Chronology of Events, BNS/Statutory Compliance Brief, or Opposing Counsel Arguments — plus a length and language setting.

3

OCR and translation happen automatically

Photographed or scanned pages are read and transcribed, and text in Hindi, Odia, Marathi, Tamil, Bengali, Telugu, and other regional or foreign languages is translated into English before summarizing.

4

Get a structured summary

Case title & overview, court/bench/citation, parties, factual background, key issues & provisions, and the court's holding — organized the same way every time, and exportable to Word.

What's included

  • Up to 5 files per request — mix PDFs, Word docs, and images freely
  • Vision-based OCR for scanned or photographed pages
  • Automatic translation of regional-language and foreign-language text into English
  • 6 summary formats, 3 length settings
  • Grounded in a live web and case-law search when no file is attached

Summaries included per plan

Every plan renews its usage every 30 days. Chamber's limit is a shared pool across up to five lawyer seats, not per seat.

Free
10
summaries / cycle
Student
30
summaries / cycle
Standard
100
summaries / cycle
Chamber
500
summaries / cycle

Document Analysis FAQ

Up to 5 files per request, mixing PDFs, Word documents, and images freely — including photographed or scanned pages, read via vision-based OCR.