What does this letter mean, and what do I have to do? Plain words, in your language.
A bill, a tax or council letter, a landlord notice, a fine, a bank, insurance, medical, school or legal letter.
Take a photo, or drop a PDF or picture here. The text is read on your device.
🔒 Before anything goes to the AI, your personal details are swapped for labels like [NAME 1] on this device. Your real details are put back into the answer here, so the AI never sees them.
Paste a letter to see what will be hidden.
Letter Forge explains a confusing letter in plain words: what it is, who sent it, how urgent it is, the deadlines and amounts, what to do next, what the difficult words mean, signs that it might be a scam, and where to get free help. You can ask follow-up questions and get a polite reply written for you — asking for more time, a payment plan, a second look or an explanation. It works in your own language, even when the letter is in another one.
Only after your name, address, account and reference numbers, phone numbers, email addresses, bank and card numbers and dates of birth have been swapped for labels like [NAME 1] on your device. You can check exactly what will be sent before you press Explain. Your real details are put back into the answer on your device. Photos and PDFs are read on your device too.
Use it as a first reading, not legal or medical advice. AI can misread a letter. Always check deadlines and amounts against the letter itself, and contact the sender or a free advice service if a lot depends on it. If a letter asks you to pay by gift card, crypto or an unusual bank transfer, or to click a link and log in, treat it as a possible scam and contact the sender using details from their official website.
Yes. It is free to use, with no account, no watermark and no paywall.
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