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AI Summarizer
Paste an article, email or notes and get a summary in bullets, key points or a TL;DR, using only what the text says.
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Long articles, email threads and meeting notes take time to read. This AI summarizer shrinks pasted text to the part that matters, in the format and length you choose. It works from your text only, so names, numbers and dates stay as written and nothing is added from outside.
How to summarize text
1. Paste the text into the box.
2. Choose a format: bullet points, key points, TL;DR or one paragraph.
3. Choose a length from very short to medium.
4. Add a focus if you only care about one part, such as decisions or deadlines.
5. Press Summarize and copy the result.
Only what the text says
The tool is told to use only facts in your text, keep names, numbers and dates exactly as written and never turn a maybe into a certainty. If something is unclear or the text contradicts itself, the summary says so rather than guessing.
Pick the right format
Bullet points suit articles and reports. Key points add a line of explanation to each. A TL;DR is one or two sentences for a quick check. One paragraph reads best when you want to paste it into an email or note.
Check what matters
Summaries leave things out by design. For anything important, such as a contract, a medical or legal note or a figure you will quote, read the original too. Very long texts work best pasted in parts, since the box has a length limit.
Questions
Is the AI summarizer free?
Yes, it is free to use. There is a daily limit on free runs.
Does it add information that is not in my text?
It is told not to. It uses only facts in the text you paste. AI can still slip, so check key details against the original.
Can it summarize a link or a PDF?
No. Paste the text itself into the box. The tool does not open links or files.
What formats can I choose?
Bullet points, key points with a one-line explanation, a TL;DR of one or two sentences, or one short paragraph.
Can I focus on one part of the text?
Yes. Type a focus such as decisions and deadlines. The summary leads with it, or says the text does not cover it.
Does it work in other languages?
It is told to write the summary in the same language as your text. Check the result if the language matters for your use.