How to summarize anything
Getting a summary takes one step and no account:
- Paste a page or article URL — or switch to Paste text and drop in the content.
- Pick a length (short, medium, or long) and a style (paragraph or bullet points).
- Click Summarize — your summary appears in a few seconds, ready to copy.
What you can summarize
The generator reads the real text of a page — not a screenshot — so it works on news articles, blog posts, research write-ups, documentation, long emails, and reports. When a site blocks automated reading, just copy the text and use the Paste text tab instead. Either way you get the same clean result.
Summaries that stay faithful to the source
The summary is built from the page's own words. It keeps the key points, findings, and conclusion, and drops the filler — without inventing facts or adding opinion. Choose a short TL;DR when you just need the gist, or a long summary when you want every main point. Bullet-point style is handy for notes; paragraph style reads like a tidy abstract.
Private by design
You paste a public link or your own text, the summary is generated on demand, and nothing is stored afterwards — no account, no history, no copy of your content kept on our servers.
Frequently asked questions
Is the summary generator free?
Yes. Summarizing a page, article, or pasted text is completely free — no sign-up and no watermark.
Can it summarize a news article from a link?
Yes. Paste the article URL and the tool reads the article text and returns a summary. If a paywall or bot check blocks it, copy the text and use the Paste text tab.
How long can the text be?
You can summarize long articles and documents. Very long inputs are trimmed to a generous limit and the tool tells you when it summarized the first part.
Do you store what I summarize?
No. The text is summarized on demand and nothing about it is kept on our servers afterwards.
What languages are supported?
The summary is written in the same language as the source text, so most major languages work out of the box.