Add a PDF to your project
- Works Either upload or import the document into your Multilo research project library, or select from the previously indexed papers. You can also generate a video of your existing draft., on your device
Multilo converts extensive, lengthy papers into a short AI-generated video summary so you can see relevance directly befire reading the whole paper
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An AI-generated video that summarizes the content of an uploaded PDF or document.
Built automatically inside your Multilo research project — no separate tool or upload step.
Covers the paper’s core argument, method, findings, and key data points.
Designed for fast comprehension, not as a replacement for the full text.
Generated per document, so each source in your library gets its own overview.
Decide in minutes whether a paper is relevant to your research.
Cuts down time spent skimming irrelevant or low-priority sources.
Visual summaries help many readers recall structure and findings more easily than text alone.
No exporting files or switching between apps to get a summary.
After watching, ask Multilo’s chat about the same PDF for detail the video didn’t cover.
Helps non-specialist readers grasp unfamiliar terminology before a full read.
Draft, cite, research, and refine without ever leaving your project — and it all keeps working offline, on your device. Free to start, no account needed.
Everything you need to know about writing with Multilo
Multilo verifies every citation against the original source passage before you submit, and edits your actual .docx file — most AI writing tools do one of these, not both.
NotebookLM is designed for research exploration with AI-powered Q&A, summaries, and audio/video overviews—not complete academic writing. Multilo goes further by combining these capabilities with AI writing, verified citations, Word document editing, literature review tools, and much more in one complete research workspace.
Yes — export your existing draft as a .docx and open it directly in Multilo. Your citations carry over as text, and Claim Check can then verify them against your source library.
Yes. Because it runs on your machine, you can draft, cite, and refine without a connection — your project is always right where you left it.
Yes — Multilo can generate a video overview of your sources, similar to NotebookLM, but it’s built alongside citation verification and drafting tools rather than as a standalone feature.
Download the desktop app and open your first project — free to start