Briefing card
Finding summary card
Turn an abstract or executive summary into a compact visual overview.
For research-heavy work
Turn dense papers, reports, and analysis into visual summaries people can understand faster.
Highlightly helps researchers and analysts extract key claims, statistics, quotes, entities, and comparisons from documents, then export slide-ready graphics with attribution.
Briefing card
Source-backed and editable
Three-stat panel
Source-backed and editable
Comparison slide
Source-backed and editable
Dense to clear
PDF to visuals
Findings, stats, comparisons, and quotes prepared for briefings.
The research translation problem
Insight is not useful until someone else can absorb it.
Researchers and analysts often work from long PDFs, studies, market reports, meeting notes, and technical documents. Highlightly helps convert the important parts into visuals for briefs, decks, reports, and social sharing.
Compress research into shareable visuals while keeping the original evidence close.
Findings are trapped inside long documents that busy stakeholders will not read fully.
Manual slide creation turns analysis into layout work.
Source context matters, especially when sharing numbers or claims.
Summaries need to be accurate, not merely fluent.
Working sequence
A tailored source-to-asset system for researchers and analysts.
01
Upload or paste the source
Use PDFs, DOCX/PPTX, pasted text, article URLs, or search results as research inputs.
02
Review structured extraction
Inspect key points, statistics, facts, comparisons, entities, insights, and quotes.
03
Build briefing visuals
Create stat cards, comparison slides, overview cards, quote graphics, and page-image exports.
04
Share with context
Export assets that keep source, author, publication, and document context close to the claim.
Concrete outputs
What one source can become.
Extract statistics, findings, comparisons, entities, and quotes from research documents without losing attribution.
Data graphic
Three-stat panel
Group important numbers from a report into one cited visual.
16:9 slide
Comparison slide
Convert extracted contrasts into a side-by-side asset.
Why it fits
Research communication needs compression without distortion.
Highlightly is not a replacement for analysis. It is a packaging layer that helps researchers move from source material to clear visual artifacts while keeping the original evidence visible for review.
- Use deterministic extraction and human review before publishing.
- Turn long reports into stakeholder-ready visual summaries.
- Create reusable graphics for decks, memos, and social distribution.
Direct answer
How can researchers turn PDFs into visual summaries?
Researchers can upload PDFs or documents to Highlightly, review extracted findings, statistics, quotes, and comparisons, then export source-attributed graphics for decks, briefs, reports, or social posts.
Can Highlightly process PDFs?
Yes. The document workflow supports PDFs and other document formats, with page previews and extracted structured content.
Is it safe for precise research claims?
Highlightly is built around human review and source-backed extraction. Users should verify claims before publishing or presenting.
Can I use it for slide decks?
Yes. 16:9 export formats work well for briefings and presentation visuals.
Start with one source
Create a source-backed asset for researchers and analysts.
Paste a link, upload a document, or start from text. Review the extracted material, pick a template, and export with attribution intact.