What you get back
A summary you can actually read
Three to five sentences of ordinary language: what kind of contract this is, what you are agreeing to, and what you get in return. No legal jargon.
The clauses worth worrying about
Auto-renewal, penalties, IP assignment, non-compete, one-sided termination, arbitration, hidden fees. Each one quoted, explained, and rated low, medium, or high risk.
Questions to ask before signing
Concrete questions you can put to the other side — in your language, ready to send.
Or the whole thing, translated
Switch to translation mode for a faithful, complete translation that keeps the section numbering and structure intact.
Three ways to give it a contract
- Select and right-click any contract text on a web page.
- Upload a PDF or a photo of a paper contract.
- Capture the page you are reading — useful for PDFs opened in the browser. Scroll and capture again for more pages.
Built for people who do not read legal English
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ContractClear is available in Spanish, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, plain English, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Indonesian, Filipino, and Portuguese — and the extension's own interface is in your language too, not just the results.
Your contract is not stored
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Not legal advice
ContractClear produces an automated explanation and can be wrong or incomplete. It does not replace a lawyer, and using it does not create a lawyer–client relationship. For decisions that matter, talk to a licensed attorney.