Form and application limits
Trim a personal answer or bio to fit a strict word count without losing its main points.
Cut long text down to its essentials, or to a word or character limit, without losing key points.
Word limits are everywhere: application forms, social posts, abstracts, product listings, slide notes. Cutting your own writing is hard because every sentence feels necessary. The text shortener removes filler, repetition and padding, tightens long sentences and keeps the points that matter, so your text fits the space without reading like a list of fragments.
Set a target by writing it at the top, such as under 100 words or 280 characters, and the tool aims for it. Without a target, it cuts the text roughly in half. It keeps your voice and the facts, names and numbers in the original. If something important was cut, add it back and shorten elsewhere, or run the tool again with a looser limit.
Paste your text and add a target length if you have one.
Pick a tone if needed, then press Shorten.
Check nothing essential was lost and count the words before submitting.
Trim a personal answer or bio to fit a strict word count without losing its main points.
Cut a long update down to fit a character limit and still read naturally.
Turn a rambling email into a short message people will read to the end.
With no target, about half the length. Add a word or character limit to your input for a specific size.
Not quite. It keeps your text as flowing prose in your voice and trims it, rather than turning it into a summary of points.
It aims close to the target, but counts can vary slightly. Check with a word counter before submitting.
It is told to keep key points, names and numbers. Read the result to confirm nothing you need was cut.
Make short text longer by adding relevant detail, examples and explanation without changing your point.
🔁Get several clear new versions of an awkward or repetitive sentence, all with the same meaning.
📰Give a topic and key points and get a structured article draft with headings and a clear flow.
✍️Draft a story-led, first-person article with a strong hook, short paragraphs and a clear takeaway.
📖Turn a premise, characters and setting into an original short story with a full arc.
🎓Rewrite text for a chosen reading level, from young children to adult readers, keeping the facts.