The PDF stays in your browser. OneClickPDF extracts the text from your PDF using local processing in your browser. The PDF file itself is not uploaded to any server — only the plain text it contains is used for summarization.
The extracted text is sent to Google Gemini. To generate the summary, the extracted plain text is sent to our server and forwarded to the Google Gemini API. This is a server-backed AI tool, so the text does leave your device — we are clear about that rather than claiming nothing is transmitted.
We do not store your document text. Neither the extracted text nor the generated summary is retained on OneClickPDF's servers. The only thing we keep is a temporary payment record tied to your day pass, which contains no document content and expires within 24 hours. Google processes the text under its own API terms.
Pay only when you use it. At $0.99 for a 24-hour pass, you pay per day instead of per month. ChatPDF charges $20/month, Adobe charges $5/month for the AI add-on on top of a $19.99/month base plan, and Smallpdf starts at $12/month. The day-pass model saves money for anyone who does not need daily, year-round access.