AI Summarizer

When to use AI Summarizer

You have 40 minutes before a meeting and a 25-page industry report in your inbox that you're supposed to have read. Paste the text — the whole thing, or just the sections that matter most — pick a length, and get back a tight summary you can actually act on. Brief gives you two sentences you can quote in the first five minutes. Standard gives you a solid paragraph. Detailed preserves every key argument when you genuinely need to know the nuances. The language model processes your text locally inside the browser tab, so NDAs, board memos, performance reviews, and anything else you'd rather not paste into a public form stay off external servers. What you walk away with is a condensed version you can drop into a Slack thread, quote in the meeting, or use as notes the next time someone asks your opinion on the topic.

• Condense a 20-page analyst report before a Monday pitch
• Turn meeting notes into a three-sentence action summary
• Distill a legal contract clause before signing anything

About this tool

Long article, short on time? Paste any text — a research paper, a legal contract, a set of meeting notes, a news story you only half-read — and get a clean summary in seconds. Choose Brief for a two-sentence overview, Standard for a solid paragraph, or Detailed when you need every key point preserved. Nothing uploads — everything runs locally, which matters when the text is a performance review, an NDA, or anything else you'd rather not paste into a random web form. Works best on a few paragraphs up to a few thousand words.

Tips

• For best results, paste text that is at least a few paragraphs long — very short texts don't benefit much from summarization.
• Use "Brief" for a quick overview and "Detailed" when you need to capture all key points.
• Try summarizing meeting notes right after a call to create concise action items.
• For legal or technical documents, use "Detailed" to ensure important nuances are preserved.