Upload the PDF or DOCX a client sent you. You get the clauses that are usually negotiated, the common market practice, the clauses that are missing, and the questions to ask.
A single number, so you know whether to read the rest carefully.
Up to eight, sorted by risk, each with why it matters and what is common.
Clauses that are usually in a contract like this — and absent from yours.
This assigns all rights in the photographs to the client, which is common in templates but rarely necessary.
Common practice: Keep copyright and grant a defined usage license (channels, duration, territory).
Ask: Do you need ownership, or is a usage license enough for what you plan to do?
No. It is general information: how clauses are commonly read and what is commonly negotiated. It does not create a lawyer-client relationship.
The file is read in memory to extract the text; the file itself is not saved. The extracted text is sent to the model provider to generate the report.
Scanned images without a text layer cannot be read yet. Use a text-based PDF or a DOCX when you can.
This tool provides general information, not legal advice, and does not create a lawyer-client relationship. Your file is processed in memory to generate the report and is not stored as a file.