summarizer.
Pull the key points out of a reading before class, with a short summary you can check against the original.
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how it works.
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Paste the text
Add a chapter, an article, lecture notes, or whatever you need to get through.
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Read the key points
The main claims and structure, condensed into a short list you can review quickly.
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Check what matters
For anything you will be tested on or plan to cite, go back to the original passage.
A good summary is a study tool, not a substitute for the reading. Used honestly, it tells you what the text argues and where, so the time you do spend reading goes to the sections that matter.
For deeper work, ask questions about an uploaded document with page, slide, or section references you can check, or turn the same reading into practice questions.
what to check yourself
- Summaries compress, and compression can drop nuance. Check important claims against the original before an exam or a citation.
- If an idea from the summarized source ends up in your paper, cite the original source.
- Private by default: your text is processed to return the result and is never saved to your account.
fair questions.
how long can the text be?
Long readings work, subject to the input limits shown in the tool. For book-length material, summarize by chapter.
can I put the summary in my paper?
Treat it as a study aid. If the source's ideas go into your paper, cite the original and quote the original text, not the summary.
what else helps with studying?
Ask your documents answers questions with page, slide, or section references. You can also turn the same material into multiple-choice practice or focused flashcards.
is it free?
Yes. A free account includes 100 writing results a month, and summaries come out of it. No card required.
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