Condense long articles, reports, essays, or any text into a concise summary that captures the key points.
Researchers and students getting the gist of long documents quickly.
Paste your text
Copy the article, report, thread, or document you want condensed and paste it into the input box.
Click Summarize
GPT-4o reads the full text and returns a concise summary capturing the most important points.
Copy and use it
Drop the summary into your notes, an email, a brief, or a presentation.
There is always more to read than there is time to read it: long reports, research papers, dense articles, meeting notes, and email threads pile up faster than anyone can keep up. Often you do not need every word — you need the gist, fast, so you can decide whether something is worth a full read or pull the key points into your own notes. Skimming risks missing what matters; reading everything is not realistic. This summarizer uses GPT-4o to read the whole text and distil it into a short, accurate summary of the main ideas, so you get the substance in a fraction of the time. Paste in an article or document, click once, and use the result in your notes, emails, or briefings. Your text is sent over HTTPS purely for processing and is not stored afterward. As with any AI summary, it is a fast first pass — always double-check critical figures and quotes against the original before relying on them.
Researchers & students
Decide whether a paper or article is relevant before committing to reading the whole thing.
Executives & managers
Get the takeaways from long reports and proposals without reading every page.
Professionals
Condense long email threads or meeting notes into a few clear action points.
Content creators
Summarise competitor articles or source material to inform your own writing quickly.
Newsletters & curation
Turn a long piece into a tight blurb for a roundup, digest, or social post.
Up to 8,000 characters per request. For longer documents, summarise it section by section.
GPT-4o is designed to capture key facts without inventing them, but always verify critical figures, names, and quotes against the original.
No. It is processed over HTTPS and discarded right after the summary is returned.
Not directly. Extract the text first with our PDF → Word tool, then paste it here.
The tool aims for a concise overview of the key points; for a shorter result, summarise the output again or trim it yourself.
Yes — articles, reports, research, and general prose all work. Highly technical text still benefits from a human check.
Summaries are written in a neutral, informative tone focused on the key ideas rather than mirroring the source style.
Yes — summarise as many documents as you need for free, with no account beyond the per-request length limit.