Writing Tool

Text Summarizer

Generate concise summaries from long articles, papers, and documents. Multiple formats, custom length, and advanced analysis available.

Enter Text to Summarize

Paste a long article or document and choose your summary preferences.

Advanced Options

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How to Summarize Text

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Paste Your Long Text

Enter the article, document, or text you want to summarize. Minimum 100 characters required for accurate summarization.

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Choose Summary Preferences

Select length (short, medium, long, or custom word count), focus area (all, key points, conclusion, timeline), format (paragraph, bullets, numbered, executive), and enable advanced options like entity extraction or sentiment analysis.

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Get Your Summary

Receive a concise summary with key points, statistics, and additional insights. Export in multiple formats (PDF, DOCX, Markdown, HTML) or copy to clipboard.

Use Cases for Text Summarizer

Students & Researchers

Quickly understand research papers, academic articles, and study materials. Extract key points and main arguments without reading entire documents.

Business Professionals

Create executive summaries of reports, meeting notes, and long documents. Save time by focusing on essential information and action items.

Content Creators

Research topics faster, summarize competitor articles, and create content briefs. Extract important information from multiple sources quickly.

Quick Readers

Get the gist of long articles, blog posts, and news stories. Stay informed without spending hours reading every detail.

Frequently Asked Questions

What summary lengths are available?

You can choose from short (50-100 words), medium (150-250 words), long (300-500 words), or custom length with a word count slider (50-2000 words). The tool automatically adjusts to meet your specified length.

What summary formats can I get?

Choose from paragraph format (flowing text), bullet points (scannable list), numbered list (ordered points), or executive summary (structured with sections). Each format is optimized for different use cases.

Can it extract entities and action items?

Yes! Enable entity extraction to automatically identify people, places, organizations, and dates mentioned in the text. Action items extraction identifies tasks and next steps for meeting notes and documents.

Does it preserve important information?

Absolutely. Our AI summarizer is trained to identify and preserve key points, important facts, statistics, conclusions, and main arguments while removing redundant or less critical information.

Can I summarize multiple documents?

Pro users can upload multiple documents (PDF, DOCX, TXT) for batch processing. The tool can create comparative summaries or combine multiple documents into a single comprehensive summary.

What is sentiment analysis?

Sentiment analysis determines the overall tone and emotional content of the text (positive, neutral, or negative) with a score from 0-100. This is useful for analyzing reviews, feedback, or social media content.

Usage Examples

Example 1: Article Summary (Short, Bullet Points)

Original Length:

1,200 words article

Summary (Short, Bullets):

  • Climate change impacts are accelerating globally
  • Rising temperatures affect agriculture and water resources
  • Immediate action required to mitigate long-term effects

Example 2: Research Paper Summary (Medium, Paragraph)

Original Length:

5,000 words research paper

Summary (Medium, Paragraph):

This study examines the relationship between social media usage and mental health in adolescents. Through a comprehensive survey of 1,200 participants aged 13-18, researchers found a significant correlation between excessive social media use and increased anxiety and depression symptoms. The findings suggest that limiting daily social media exposure to under 2 hours may reduce negative mental health impacts. The research recommends implementing digital wellness programs in schools.

Example 3: Meeting Notes Summary (Executive Format)

Original Length:

2,500 words meeting transcript

Summary (Executive Format):

Key Decisions: Approved Q4 budget increase of 15%, new product launch scheduled for March

Action Items: Marketing team to prepare campaign by Feb 15, Engineering to complete prototype by Feb 28

Next Meeting: February 20, 2024 at 2 PM

Best Practices for Text Summarization

Choose Appropriate Length

Select summary length based on your needs: Short for quick overviews, Medium for balanced summaries, Long for comprehensive coverage. For academic papers, use Medium or Long to preserve important details.

Select Focus Area

Use "Key Points" for main takeaways, "Conclusion" for research papers and reports, "Timeline" for chronological content, and "All" for comprehensive coverage of all aspects.

Use Format Wisely

Choose format based on purpose: Bullet points for quick scanning, Paragraph for readable summaries, Numbered list for step-by-step content, Executive format for business documents with structured sections.

Enable Advanced Features

Use entity extraction for identifying key people, places, and organizations. Enable action items extraction for meeting notes. Use sentiment analysis for reviews and feedback analysis.

Review and Verify

Always review summaries to ensure accuracy. Check that important statistics, dates, and key facts are preserved. For critical documents, compare the summary with the original to verify completeness.

Summarize in Sections for Long Documents

For very long documents (10,000+ words), consider summarizing in sections or chapters first, then creating a master summary. This ensures better quality and coverage of all important points.