Catching up on long threads
Paste a long email chain or chat export and get the decisions and open questions in a few lines.
Shrink any passage into a clear summary at the length you choose.
Paste a news story, a chapter, a long email thread or a set of meeting notes, and this tool returns a summary that leads with the main point. It keeps the names, figures and conclusions that matter and leaves out repetition and side detail. Nothing is added that was not in your text, so the summary stays faithful to the source.
Pick a length to match what you need. Short gives two or three sentences, useful for a quick update to a colleague. Medium gives a single paragraph. Long keeps more of the reasoning across a few paragraphs. You can also have the summary written in another language, which helps when the source is in a language you read slowly.
Paste the text into the box.
Choose a length and, if needed, an output language.
Press Summarize and copy the result.
Paste a long email chain or chat export and get the decisions and open questions in a few lines.
Condense a textbook section or lecture transcript into a paragraph you can review before an exam.
Turn a long article into a short summary to share in a channel or newsletter.
No. The tool has no web access. Copy the text from the page and paste it in.
No. It sticks to what is in the text you paste and does not add outside information.
Up to 12,000 characters, about 2,000 words. For longer material, summarize it in sections.
This tool returns prose. For bullet points and action items, use the AI Document Summarizer.