Eliminate the 'download PDF -> upload to ChatPDF' loop
Stay directly on arXiv HTML, PubMed Central, GitHub, Wikipedia, or news articles in your active browser tab.
ChatPDF popularized asking questions about uploaded PDF files. Vezz me brings that conversational reading assistant to every live webpage, documentation portal, and HTML paper without file uploads.
Stay directly on arXiv HTML, PubMed Central, GitHub, Wikipedia, or news articles in your active browser tab.
Select the exact passage and press Ctrl+Shift+X (or Cmd+Shift+X on Mac) for a focused answer.
Vezz me attaches the page URL, title, and section headings so answers remain grounded in the right subject.
Comparing an in-page browser overlay with a document upload web app.
| Dimension | Vezz me | ChatPDF |
|---|---|---|
| Supported Formats | Any live webpage (HTML papers, docs, GitHub, blogs, news) | Uploaded PDF files only |
| Workflow | Highlight text -> Ctrl+Shift+X -> instant answer beside source | Download PDF -> upload to web app -> type query into side chat |
| Precision | Grounded strictly in the exact highlighted sentence/table | RAG search across entire PDF (can hallucinate similar sections) |
Yes, if the PDF renders with selectable text in Chrome's or Firefox's built-in PDF viewer, you can highlight text and press Ctrl+Shift+X.
See our side-by-side breakdowns: Vezz me vs Explainpaper and Vezz me vs SciSpace Copilot.
Yes! ChatPDF uses a fixed prompt persona, whereas Vezz me lets you download or create custom presets for code review, legal translation, or exam tutoring.
Install Vezz me free, highlight text on any webpage, and press your customizable shortcut (default: Ctrl+Shift+X or Cmd+Shift+X on Mac) to get an answer right beside the source.