Summarize without losing what changes the decision
To summarize a long text: paste it, pick a format (bullets or a concise paragraph), and run. You get a summary that preserves the key ideas and important numbers — not a shallow trim that drops the details you actually needed.
A useful summary preserves the main idea, constraints, and figures that should not disappear.
How to use it
Paste the text and specify audience and length. Example: “Summarize this memo for management in five points, keeping every deadline, figure, and exception.”
Before sharing
Read the original for legal, medical, or financial decisions; a summary helps understanding but does not replace the document.
Frequently asked questions
Does the summary preserve important numbers and details?
Yes — the tool is specifically built to keep key points and important numbers intact during summarization, not a generic trim that might drop them.
Is this tool free to try?
No — the Text Summarizer (and the other 13 tools) requires a Plus or Pro subscription: 80 runs/day on Plus or 300/day on Pro. The free plan gives you one custom prompt for life and unlimited library browsing, not tool runs.
Can I choose a compression ratio?
Yes — besides the format choice (bullets/paragraph), you can set an optional compression ratio to control the final summary length.
Will it retain every detail?
No; request critical details explicitly and verify them yourself.
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