Summarize text from images and PDFs with AI-extracted text and key points
AI costume reveal maker
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Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Free plan: 3 summaries per day. Pro Monthly: $19.90 per month with 300 summaries per month. Pro Annual: $199 per year with 300 summaries per month.
Starter: $5.99 for 1 credit; Creator: $14.99 for 3 credits; Studio: $39.99 for 10 credits. One-time purchase, no subscription. Standard creation uses 1 credit, enhanced video mode uses 2 credits.
Key features
Extract text from JPG, PNG, WebP, and PDF formats up to 10 MB
Three summary lengths: Short, Medium, and Detailed
Handwriting recognition on whiteboards, notebooks, and sticky notes
Copy extracted text and summary to clipboard
Free plan supports PDFs up to 3 pages, Pro plan up to 5 pages
Priority processing on Pro plan
TXT and Markdown export on Pro plan
Batch file processing on Pro plan
Long summary option on Pro plan
AI-generated costume transformations with preset options including wizard, witch, vampire, and astronaut
Three captioned images and 9-second silent MP4 export at 720×1280 resolution
Edit captions after generation without requiring regeneration
Private account-based storage for uploads and saved results
Mobile browser support with optional image-only download
Shared credit balance across three templates: I'm Sorry I Lied, Dime, and Ozil
Failed generations automatically return credits
Free fictional samples available to watch and download
What makes it different
AI understands visual context like headings and layout for better summaries
No sign-up required for free summaries
Files are not saved by Summata
Get copyable extracted text and AI summary in one step
Single-photo creation workflow requiring only one original image
No subscription required; credits never expire and are purchased as one-time packs
Integrated platform handling both AI generation and slideshow creation in one tool
Silent MP4 downloads for flexible music and audio customization