Does it handle track-changes and comments in my Word document?
Yes. Track-changes additions and deletions are surfaced separately, and reviewer comments are listed by author. Useful for editorial review and contract negotiation.
Linnk reads the whole .docx — long quarterly reports, multi-chapter contracts, consultant briefs — and returns a summary as a paragraph, outline, bullets, or interactive mindmap. Tables, comments, and track-changes are understood, not skipped.







Linnk Word Summarizer is an AI summarizer built specifically for .doc and .docx files. It reads long reports, contracts, consultant briefs, and meeting minutes in one pass and returns a summary in the format you pick: paragraph, bullets, outline, or interactive mindmap. Tables are tabulated, comments and track-changes are surfaced, and section structure is preserved. Free every month — a monthly allowance lets you summarize without paying, and the Linnk browser extension shares the same allowance for web pages. Beyond it, one subscription unlocks unlimited use across every Linnk tool. Used daily by 300,000+ paid professionals at companies including Apple, Google, McKinsey, and Anthropic.
A clickable mindmap of the whole document — collapse and expand branches, jump to source pages. The format Linnk's competitors don't ship.
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Reviewer comments are surfaced as a separate section of the summary, so legal and editorial teams see who said what without re-reading the document.
Financial schedules, compliance matrices, and contract exhibits keep their tabular structure in the summary's outline view.
The .docx's section hierarchy (Heading 1 / Heading 2 / etc.) becomes the spine of the outline output — your summary mirrors the document's structure.
Linnk reads the entire document in one pass — including the closing section. The summary reflects the full argument.
Drop in a foreign-language Word document; pick the output language separately. No translate-then-summarize round-trip needed.
A monthly free allowance lets you summarize Word documents without paying, and the same allowance covers web pages through the Linnk browser extension.
Yes. Track-changes additions and deletions are surfaced separately, and reviewer comments are listed by author. Useful for editorial review and contract negotiation.
Yes. Tables are summarized as tables (key columns + selected rows) in the outline view, not flattened into prose.
Yes. Older Word formats convert automatically before summarization, and the summary supports the same output formats — paragraph, bullets, outline, or mindmap.
Linnk reads the entire document in one pass. Paid plans go up to 300 MB or 300 pages per file. The summary reflects the whole document, not the first chapters.
Yes. Input and output languages are independent — drop in a Japanese .docx, pick English as the output. 150+ languages supported on input and output.
Documents are encrypted in transit and at rest, are not used to train models, and are automatically deleted within 48 hours.
Yes. Every claim in the summary links back to the paragraph and page it came from. Click any sentence to open the source next to the summary.
Linnk includes a free monthly allowance so you can summarize Word documents every month without paying — the same allowance covers web pages via the Linnk browser extension. One subscription beyond the allowance covers unlimited use plus every other Linnk tool.