A long article, report, or email thread takes real time to get through, and most of that time goes into sentences that aren't the point. Paste it in and get back what actually matters, in a fraction of the words. Choose how short you want it and whether you'd rather skim a paragraph or scan bullet points, and see exactly how much reading time you saved.
Good for
- A long news article or blog post you want the gist of before deciding whether to read the whole thing.
- A research paper or report where you need the findings, not every methodological detail.
- A long email thread or group chat you're catching up on after being away.
- Meeting notes or a transcript you need turned into a short list of takeaways.
Choosing a length
- Short, when you just need the headline: one or two sentences and nothing else.
- Medium, for the version you'd actually forward to someone: a short paragraph covering the key points.
- Long, when the details matter almost as much as the summary: closer to the original's depth, still shorter.
Frequently asked questions
Will it miss important details?
Any summary trades detail for length, and it only works from what's actually in your text; it won't add outside facts. If a specific number, name, or figure has to survive the cut, pick Long and check it against the original.
Can I get bullet points instead of a paragraph?
Yes. Switch the format to "Bullet points" before summarizing, and the result comes back as one line per key point instead of flowing prose.
Is there a limit on how much text I can paste in?
There's no hard limit. It handles anything from a few paragraphs to a full article or a long email thread in one go.