Key sentences you can trust
In Key sentences mode the summary is made only of sentences that appear word-for-word in your text; the tool verifies each one and highlights it in the original, so nothing is paraphrased or invented.
Let’s summarize!
Paste an article, report, email thread or notes — or upload a Word, PDF or text file. Long documents are welcome.
Paste an article, report, research paper, email thread, transcript or your own notes and get a faithful summary in seconds. Choose a flowing paragraph, a bullet list of key points, the exact key sentences (highlighted in your original so you can check them), or describe your own custom summary — for a specific audience, focus or format. Set the length from a quick skim to a detailed digest, add a one-line TL;DR, and keep everything in the original language. Every summary is checked so it never adds facts or numbers that are not in your text.
Paste it, upload a PDF, Word or text file, or drop the file on the editor. Give the summarizer the whole section so names, numbers and conclusions are understood together.
Paragraph for a readable overview, Key points for a scannable list, Key sentences for quotable lines straight from the source, or Custom to say exactly what you need — “for a 10-year-old”, “only the financial figures”, “as five numbered steps”.
Key sentences light up in the original text, the bottom bar shows how much shorter the summary is, and you can regenerate, edit, copy, download as Word, PDF or text, or summarize the summary again for an even tighter version.
In Key sentences mode the summary is made only of sentences that appear word-for-word in your text; the tool verifies each one and highlights it in the original, so nothing is paraphrased or invented.
Tell the summarizer who the summary is for and what matters — audience, focus area, tone or format — and it reshapes the output while keeping every fact tied to the source.
Every result is validated: same language and script, no new numbers or claims, complete sentences, and the length you asked for. If a model drifts, another one is tried automatically.
Summarize essays, reports, meeting notes and transcripts in 70+ languages. Export to Word, PDF or plain text, or feed the summary back in for a second, shorter pass.
Always compare important claims, dates, names and figures with the original before you rely on a summary.