Paste text or drop a URL. Get a TL;DR, bullets, or detailed paragraphs — instantly.
Paste any article URL — we fetch it, extract the main content, and summarize it.
Drop in text from anywhere — research papers, blog posts, transcripts, emails.
TL;DR (1–2 sentences), 5 bullets, 3 paragraphs, or full 5-paragraph briefing.
Powered by GPT-4o-mini — most articles summarize in 5–10 seconds.
See exactly how much shorter the summary is, and how long it takes to read.
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Summarizers save the most time when you're evaluating whether something is worth reading in full — research papers, long competitor blog posts, lengthy industry reports, or news articles you skim during the day.
For SEO and content work specifically, summarizing competitor articles before writing your own is one of the highest-leverage uses. Drop in 3–5 top-ranking URLs for your target keyword, get TL;DRs, and you'll quickly see what angles are saturated and where there's a gap.
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When you paste a URL, our backend fetches the page, strips out navigation/footers/ads, and extracts the main article content (using <article>, <main>, .content, then body fallbacks). The clean text is then sent to the AI for summarization.
TL;DR is best when you need a 1–2 sentence elevator pitch. 5 bullets work great for meeting notes and quick scanning. 3 paragraphs gives a full overview. Detailed (5 paragraphs) is closest to a proper executive briefing.
If the page requires a login or has anti-scraping protection, fetching may fail. In that case, copy the article text and use the 'Paste text' mode instead.
AI summarization is generally good at capturing main points, but it can miss nuance or occasionally invent details (hallucinate). Always verify any summary you plan to act on or quote.
We send the text to the AI provider for processing. We don't log or store your input on our servers. Don't paste sensitive or confidential content.
Roughly 12,000 words of input. Longer articles get truncated to fit the model context window, with priority given to the opening paragraphs.