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Text Summarizer
Pull the key sentences out of a long passage into a short summary, keeping their original order.
- Paste your article
- Pick how short the summary should be
- Copy the summary
Extractive — it selects existing sentences rather than rewriting them. Runs entirely in your browser.
How much of the original to keep. 30% keeps roughly one sentence in three — lower for a tighter summary.
Frequently asked questions
- The summarizer picks out the most important sentences that already exist in your text and returns them in their original order — it doesn't rewrite or paraphrase anything, so every sentence you see was written by the original author.
- It scores sentences by signals like word frequency and position in the text, then keeps the highest-scoring ones up to the length you choose, preserving their original order for readability.
- It works best on a few paragraphs or more — a full article, blog post, or report. Very short text (a sentence or two) won't leave much to summarize.
- No. Summarization runs entirely in your browser — nothing you paste is sent to a server or kept, and no account is needed.
- No. It runs entirely in your browser — no software install, no account, no email required.
What does "extractive" summarization mean?
How does it decide which sentences are important?
How long should my input text be?
Is my article uploaded or stored anywhere?
Do I need to install anything or sign up?
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