Condense long text into its main points.
A useful summary keeps the main claims, decisions and evidence and drops repetition and detail. The Text Summarizer condenses articles, reports, notes and chapters into their main points so you can decide what to read closely, what to cite and what to share.
Summaries are most reliable on text with a clear structure.
Read the summary against the source before you rely on it.
A summary helps you understand and organize sources; it does not replace reading them. When you summarize a source in your own paper, cite it, and write the summary in your own words.
Turn a summary into bullet points with Paragraph to Bullet Points, simplify it with Dumb It Down, or translate it with the AI Translator. Output can be set to English, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, French or German.
Up to 50,000 characters per request, or a TXT, DOC or DOCX file up to 10 MiB. Very long documents are easier to check when summarized section by section.
The summarizer focuses on the main points. For a shorter result, summarize a smaller section or run the summary through Paragraph to Bullet Points.
Yes. AI summaries can drop context or overstate findings. Compare key claims and numbers with the source before you use them.
Yes. Set the output language to English, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, French or German, or keep it the same as the input.
Yes. Summaries use words from a paid plan allowance. You can paste and prepare text before signing in.
Paste text or upload a file, then check the summary against the source.
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