How it works

1. Paste the text you want to condense (up to 1,000 words per run).
2. Pick a length: 1-2 sentences for a quick takeaway, Paragraph for a balanced overview, Bullet points for a scannable list.
3. Click Summarize and copy your summary.

Why people use the Text Summarizer

Long articles into key points

News stories, blog posts, and research papers often bury the point. Paste the text and get the main ideas back as a short paragraph or a bullet list you can scan in seconds.

Studying and revision

Turn a chapter of notes into a condensed recap you can actually review before an exam. Bullet-point mode works especially well for flashcards and revision sheets.

TL;DR for emails and reports

Need to brief a colleague or add a TL;DR to the top of a long email or report? The 1-2 sentence mode gives you a ready-made executive summary.

Frequently asked questions

How long can the text be?

The free tier handles up to 1,000 words per run, with a daily allowance of free words. The counter under the input shows what you have used today. For longer documents, split the text into sections and summarize them one at a time.

Is the summary accurate?

The tool is instructed to keep the original meaning and only drop detail, but no summarizer is perfect. Always verify key facts, names, and numbers against the source before you rely on the summary anywhere important.

Does it work for essays, news, and notes?

Yes. It works with any prose: essays, news articles, meeting notes, reports, and study material. It does best with full sentences; very fragmented text (like raw data) gives weaker results.