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Humata AI

Humata

Document AI for querying multiple PDFs organized in folders

Free plan Partial Korean

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Key specs

Humata key specs
Price Free plan
Free limits Up to 60 pages total
Paid price Expert $9.99/month · Team $49/user/month (student plan verify)
Student / edu discount Separate student plan available
Korean PartialUI is in English. Korean documents, questions, and answers are supported.
Login Required
Platforms Web
File input PDF, DOCX, PPTX, TXT
Download output Copy answers, view citation highlights
Commercial use ConditionalTeam plan has separate terms.

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Who it's for

  • Researchers and graduate students who want to organize dozens of paper and report PDFs into folders and ask questions across all of them at once, such as 'Which of these sources covers X?' It saves time during literature reviews when trying to recall which paper made a specific claim.
  • Users who want to verify answers immediately with highlighted source text. Clicking a citation next to an answer highlights the exact section in the document.
  • Students looking for an affordable paid plan with student pricing. At around $2/month, you can expand your page limit for the price of a cup of coffee.

Drawbacks

  • The free plan limit is small at around 60 pages total, so you will need a paid plan after uploading just one or two papers.
  • The UI is in English, making it less accessible for first-time users compared to NotebookLM or Lilys AI.
  • Interpreting tables and figures is weak, and it may fail to read text in scanned image PDFs. It is safer to check result tables directly in the original source.

Getting started

  1. Sign up on the official website using a Google account or other method.
  2. Create a folder on the left and drag and drop your PDF, Word, or PPT files. You can upload multiple files at once.
  3. Select the entire folder or a single file, then ask questions in Korean in the right-side chat window.
  4. Click the citation numbers attached to the answer to check the highlighted source text.
  5. When you reach your page limit, compare the Student and Expert plans on the pricing page. Have your school email ready as student verification may be required.

Similar tools

  • Gemini Notebook Free plan Both let you query multiple sources, but NotebookLM has a much more generous free tier and a Korean UI.
  • ChatPDF Free plan ChatPDF is great for quickly reviewing a single file, while Humata excels at managing materials in folders.
  • Elicit Free plan Elicit searches academic databases for papers rather than searching your own uploaded files.

See also

Official link

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