Paste an article and get an extractive summary that picks the most representative sentences, plus key points and a compression ratio. It runs entirely in your browser, with no AI and no rewriting.
This is an extractive summary. It selects the most representative sentences from your own text and shows them in their original order. It does not use AI and does not rewrite anything, so every word is exactly yours.
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A good summary does two jobs at once. It respects the reader who wants the gist in ten seconds, and it gives search engines and AI answer engines a clean, quotable block of text they can lift straight into a result. This tool builds an extractive summary, which means it scores every sentence in your text by how many of your most frequent meaningful words it contains, then returns the highest scoring sentences in their original order. Nothing is invented or reworded, so the output is always a faithful slice of what you actually wrote.
The same summarizing instinct that helps a reader also helps your content get found and quoted. A short TL;DR near the top, a key takeaways box, and tight section intros all give answer engines an easy passage to pull.
| Format | Where it goes | What it does for you |
|---|---|---|
| TL;DR line | Top of the article, under the title | Sets expectations and gives a quotable one-liner for snippets |
| Key takeaways box | After the intro or before the conclusion | Lets skimmers and AI engines grab the main points fast |
| Section summaries | First sentence of each section | Front loads the answer so the passage stands on its own |
| FAQ block | Bottom of the page | Matches question style queries word for word |
Treat the output as a draft, not a finished paragraph. Read the key points, keep the ones that carry the real message, and stitch them into two or three sentences in your own voice. Because the tool only ever returns your own words, it is a fast way to find the spine of a long piece before you tighten it. Pair it with the compression ratio to judge whether you have cut enough: a dense article often reads better at 70 to 90 percent compression.
If you want to see which of your pages already win quotable snippets and which are getting passed over, request a free SEO audit and we will show you where clearer summaries would help.
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