Finding card
A key takeaway becomes a concise visual summary.
Briefing visuals
Turn research documents into briefing visuals for teams, decks, and stakeholders.
Convert dense source material into visual summaries, findings, comparisons, and quote cards that are easier to review and share.
Make complex material easier to brief without hiding the source.
Built for researchers, analysts, educators, and operators, starting from research pdfs, reports, notes, and articles.
Use-case fit
Create visual summaries, finding cards, comparison slides, and briefing graphics from research PDFs and documents.
How it works
A workflow shaped around this exact job.
01
Add dense source material
Upload research PDFs, DOCX/PPTX files, reports, pasted notes, or article URLs so Highlightly can extract the material into a reviewable workspace.
02
Review the structure of the evidence
Inspect findings, statistics, facts, comparisons, entities, quotes, and page context before deciding what belongs in the briefing.
03
Build briefing-ready visuals
Create finding cards, comparison slides, stat panels, source-note cards, and 16:9 visuals that work in decks, memos, and stakeholder updates.
04
Share without losing context
Apply brand styling, keep source attribution available, and export assets for decks, internal recaps, social posts, or newsletter summaries.
Outputs
Comparison slide
Contrasting points become a clear 16:9 asset.
Source-backed quote
An excerpt becomes a reviewable briefing card.
Included surfaces
- PDF/DOCX/PPTX and article inputs
- Structured extraction of findings, stats, comparisons, entities, and quotes
- Page-aware source context
- 16:9 briefing and deck exports
- Source attribution and brand styling
The product promise stays anti-slop: start from real source material, expose what was extracted, edit the creative direction, then export.
Use-case questions
Can this replace research analysis?
No. It packages source material into visuals; users still decide what is correct and useful.
Can I use visuals in decks?
Yes. Landscape exports work well for presentations and briefing documents.
Try the workflow
Start with research pdfs, reports, notes, and articles.
Review the extracted material, choose the output, apply your brand kit, and export with source context still available.