Free Text Summarizer — Instant Online, No Signup

Paste long text, set how many sentences to include, and receive an extractive summary built from your source content.

1. Step 1: Paste your source textAdd articles, reports, or web copy you want to condense into a shorter excerpt.
2. Step 2: Choose sentence limitSet the maximum number of sentences to include in the summary (default is three).
3. Step 3: Copy your summaryReview the extractive output and use it for meta descriptions, email intros, or content briefs.
4. Step 4: Paste your textAdd your text into the main field. Long drafts are fine for typical article lengths.
5. Step 5: Run Text SummarizerSubmit the form so processing happens server-side in one pass.

The text summarizer uses an extractive algorithm—not generative AI. It splits your input into sentences at standard punctuation boundaries, then selects the first N sentences up to your configured limit. The summary preserves original wording from your source, making it predictable and fast. Original and summary sentence counts are reported so you can gauge compression.

Text Summarizer earns a bookmark when it removes friction you feel every week.

• ✓Draft meta descriptions quickly — Pull the opening sentences of an article to seed a 150–160 character meta description.
• ✓Preview long documents — Get a fast overview of reports and blog posts without reading the full text.
• ✓Hit length and quality targets — Know when you are over a meta limit, under a brief, or carrying avoidable grammar noise.
• ✓Reduce revision ping-pong — Fix measurable issues before an editor or client has to flag them.
• ✓Private by design — Inputs are processed to complete your request—not stored as a content archive for later.
• ✓Runs in the browser — Skip desktop installs and license keys when you only need a focused utility.
• ✓Free for everyday use — Ordinary workflows stay free—no credit card just to try the core feature.

Key features

• ✓Configurable sentence count — Control how many leading sentences appear in the summary output.
• ✓Sentence statistics — Reports original sentence count and how many sentences were included in the summary.
• ✓Extractive—not generative — Uses your actual sentences rather than paraphrasing, so output stays faithful to source wording.
• ✓Instant processing — Summaries are generated on the server in milliseconds with no external API dependency.

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