📝 Text Summarizer ✨

Text Summarizer Guide

Condense long texts into key points instantly

How to Use

1. Paste Text: Insert your content in the left text box

2. Adjust Length: Use the slider (10-90%) to control summary detail

3. Summarize: Click the button to generate your summary

4. Copy: Save the condensed version with one click

   Best Practices

   ✔ For Documents: Start with 30-40% length for balanced summaries
   ✔ For Articles: Try 20-30% to extract just the main points
   ✔ For Research: Use 50-70% to preserve more details
   ✔ Editing Tip: Generate multiple lengths to find the perfect version

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   How It Works

   1. Analyzes word frequency to determine importance

   2. Scores sentences based on containing important words

   3. Selects top sentences according to your chosen length

   4. Preserves original order for coherence

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   Example Workflow

   1. Paste a 1000-word article

   2. Set slider to 25%

   3. Get a ~250-word summary with key facts

   4. Copy and paste into your notes

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   Technical Notes

   • Works best with well-structured texts (articles, reports)
   • Preserves proper nouns and key terms
   • Handles most punctuation correctly
   • Not optimized for poetry or creative writing

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   FAQ

   Q: How accurate is the summarization?
   A: It provides a good overview but may miss some nuanced points.

   Q: Can I summarize very long documents?
   A: Yes, but extremely long texts may need multiple passes.

   Q: Does it work with PDFs?
   A: You’ll need to copy/paste the text content first.

   Q: Is my data stored anywhere?
   A: No – processing happens entirely in your browser.

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   Pro Tips

   🔹 Academic Use: Summarize research papers for quick review
   🔹 Business Use: Condense reports to key findings
   🔹 Students: Create study guides from textbook chapters
   🔹 Writers: Analyze your own writing for focus

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   Limitations

   ⚠ May occasionally select less-relevant sentences
   ⚠ Works better with factual content than opinion pieces
   ⚠ Doesn’t paraphrase – uses original sentences