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Text Summarizer

Text Summarizer condenses long articles, essays or documents into a shorter version containing only the key sentences. It uses extractive summarization — scoring each sentence by keyword frequency and relevance — to identify what matters most. No data is sent to a server; everything runs locally in your browser.

Last updated: July 2026

A text summarizer condenses long articles, papers or documents into a shorter version containing only the most important sentences. This tool uses extractive summarization — it scores each sentence by relevance using TF-IDF and keyword analysis, then picks the top ones. No AI model is needed, so it's instant and private. Everything runs in your browser.

Text SummarizerRuns in your browser

How to use Text Summarizer

  1. Paste the text you want to summarize.
  2. Choose how many sentences to keep (shorter = more compressed).
  3. Click Summarize and copy the result.

Frequently asked questions

How does it decide which sentences to keep?

It uses extractive summarization: each sentence is scored by keyword frequency and position. The highest-scoring sentences are kept up to your chosen count.

Can it summarise long documents?

Yes — there's no length limit beyond your device's memory. Paste entire articles or chapters.

Is this AI?

It's a deterministic scoring algorithm, not a generative AI model. That makes it instant, private, and predictable — the same input always gives the same summary.

Is my text uploaded?

No — summarization runs entirely in your browser.

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