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Shorten long text by picking its most important original sentencesLong documents have a triage problem: a forty-page report lands in your inbox and reading everything is impossible. This extractive summarizer scores every sentence by word importance and returns the highest-scoring ones, word for word, in their original order.
Shorten long text by picking its most important original sentences
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This text summarizer uses a classic extractive method: it measures which words matter most in your document, scores each sentence, and returns the strongest sentences in their original order and wording. Nothing is rewritten and nothing is made up. Extractive summaries are ideal for triage: deciding whether a long article is worth a full read, or pulling the key lines out of a report. It runs fully in your browser and works on pasted text of any length.
Decide what deserves a full read.
Use it to decide whether a long article deserves a full read, starting from the honest core of the text.
Quickly pull the key lines from a meeting transcript or a dense report without reading every single page yourself first.
Build the first draft of study notes from a textbook chapter, keeping the author's sentences while losing the filler.
A research paper might hold the one finding you need buried inside, so extract the core without reading forty pages.
Extractive, not AI: what that means for you.
This summarizer does not use AI and never rewrites your text; every sentence is copied word for word from the original.
You control the summary length with a simple slider: a good starting point is twenty to thirty percent of the original.
Well-structured articles, essays and news stories summarize best, since their key points sit inside clear sentences; poetry and dialogue do not.
The word counting, sentence scoring and selection all happen locally in your browser. Your text is never uploaded, stored or shared.