ChunkIT
Turn any PDF into a RAG dataset for your AI bot
What it does
ChunkIt converts PDFs and websites into clean, embedded JSON datasets - automatically. Upload your document, ChunkIt parses it, splits into smart chunks, and generates OpenAI vector embeddings. Download a ready-to-use JSON dataset and plug it into ChatGPT, n8n, LangChain, or any AI bot in minutes. No code required.
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