ChatPDF Prompts

I have uploaded the paper titled [PAPER TITLE] by [AUTHORS]. Act as a research analyst. Summarize: the research question, methodology, sample size, key findings with the exact numbers quoted, and limitations the authors admit. Then critique it: what would a skeptical reviewer say? Quote the passages your answers come from so I can verify each claim in the PDF. End with 3 papers I should read next on [TOPIC].

This PDF is a [CONTRACT TYPE, e.g. freelance agreement, lease] between [PARTY A] and [PARTY B]. Extract and explain in plain language: payment terms, termination conditions, liability and indemnity clauses, renewal terms, and any non compete or confidentiality restrictions. Flag any clause that is unusual or one sided, quoting the exact wording. I am not a lawyer; add a disclaimer and tell me which 3 clauses I should have a lawyer review before signing.

I have combined [NUMBER] PDFs about [TOPIC] into this conversation: [LIST EACH DOCUMENT BRIEFLY]. Build a comparison table with columns: document, main argument, evidence quality, date, and bias. Then synthesize: where do they agree, where do they contradict each other (quote the conflicting passages), and what is the consensus view? Conclude with which document is the most trustworthy for [MY PURPOSE] and why.

This PDF is chapter [NUMBER] of [TEXTBOOK] on [SUBJECT]. I have an exam on [DATE]. Create: 1) a one page study summary of the chapter, 2) 15 practice questions (10 multiple choice, 5 short answer) with an answer key at the end, 3) a list of key terms with definitions quoted from the text, 4) the 3 concepts students most often misunderstand in this chapter. Make the questions progressively harder.

This PDF is the [QUARTER OR YEAR] financial report of [COMPANY]. Extract: revenue, net income, operating margin, cash flow from operations, and debt levels, with year over year changes. Quote the exact figures. Summarize management's stated outlook and the risks section in plain language. Then give me your analytical take: is the business improving or deteriorating, and what are the 2 numbers an investor should watch next quarter?

I uploaded [NUMBER] papers on [RESEARCH TOPIC] for my [THESIS OR PROJECT]. For each paper give: citation, method, sample, main result in one sentence. Then write a 400 word literature review draft with sections: what is established, what is debated (with the contradicting findings quoted), and the gap my work on [MY ANGLE] could fill. Format citations in [APA OR MLA] style.

This PDF contains [NUMBER] resumes for the [JOB TITLE] role. The must have requirements are: [REQUIREMENT 1], [REQUIREMENT 2], [REQUIREMENT 3]. Score each candidate 1 to 10 against these, quote the evidence from their resume, and rank them. Flag any resume with employment gaps or vague claims. Give me 3 tailored interview questions for each of the top 3 candidates based on their actual experience.

This is the user manual for [PRODUCT MODEL]. My problem: [DESCRIBE ISSUE IN DETAIL]. Find the troubleshooting section, walk me through the exact steps in order, quoting the manual. Tell me which steps are safe for a non technical user and which need a technician. If the manual does not cover my issue, say so clearly and suggest the 2 most likely causes based on the manual's description of how [PRODUCT] works.

This is a scanned PDF of [DOCUMENT TYPE, e.g. an old book chapter, a signed form]. First tell me the OCR quality: which pages read cleanly and which have garbled text. Then summarize the document's content in [LANGUAGE], and answer: [QUESTION 1], [QUESTION 2]. Where OCR text is uncertain, mark it clearly instead of guessing. Suggest how I could improve the scan for the [NUMBER] worst pages.

I need to brief my team on this [DOCUMENT TYPE] about [TOPIC] without sending the whole file. Write: a 200 word summary for busy executives, a bullet list of decisions required from [TEAM OR PERSON], deadlines mentioned in the document (quoted), and open questions the document does not answer. Format it as a message I can paste into [SLACK OR EMAIL], and tell me what to write when I share the ChatPDF secure link so teammates can ask their own questions.