When to use a summarizer
Summarizing turns long text into its key points so you can grasp it fast. It's ideal for studying, catching up on long articles, condensing reports, or pulling the gist out of dense material without reading every word.
How to use it
Paste the text you want condensed above and click "Summarize." You'll get a short version with the main points — as bullet points when the text has several distinct ideas, or a short paragraph otherwise.
Frequently asked questions
Is the summarizer free?
Yes. You can summarize up to 3,000 words per request for free, no signup needed.
What can I summarize?
Articles, essays, reports, research papers, meeting notes, or any long text. Paste it in and get the key points.
How long is the summary?
It aims for roughly 20-30% of the original length, focusing on the main points and dropping filler and repetition.
Does it make things up?
No. It only summarizes what is in your text and does not add outside information.