Text summarizer for articles and emails
Get the main points of any long text.
Free to start. Works on Android, in Chrome and on the web.
- Paragraph
- Bullets
- One line
- TL;DR
- Brief
- Medium
- Detailed
- Key points
- Decisions
- Action items
- Main argument
How it works
Paste the long text
An article, a long email thread, meeting notes or a report.
Choose the format
Paragraph, Bullets, One line or TL;DR. Focus on key points, decisions, action items or the main argument.
Get just what you need
Tap One sentence or Action items for a quicker read, or More detail if you need more.
An example
Mark: can we push launch to the 20th? QA found 3 bugs in checkout Priya: 2 are fixed already, the payment one needs the vendor Mark: vendor says thursday at the earliest Lena: ok then 20th it is. priya can you tell marketing Priya: will do today
- Launch moves to the 20th. - QA found three checkout bugs. Two are fixed, and the payment bug depends on the vendor, who says Thursday at the earliest. - Priya will tell marketing today.
Then make it yours
- One sentence
- Action items
- More detail
- Simpler words
- Try again
More quick edits
See all 107 writing tools- Make longerExpand your text with more detail and explanation.
- SimplifyPlain words and short sentences anyone can follow.
- More confidentDrop the hedging and apologies. Say it with confidence.
- Add emojisAdd fitting emojis to your text.
- TranslatePut your text into another language, naturally.
- ReplyAnswer any message someone sent you.
Questions, answered
Is it free?
Yes. The free plan gives you AI help every day, and Pro gives you about 10,000 AI actions a month. You sign in with Google or a code we email you, so your work follows you to every device.
Will it sound like AI?
Summaries come out in plain sentences without the usual "In summary" or "Overall" framing. It reports what the text says and doesn't add its own take.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes. Install the Preener keyboard for Android and open Summarize from the keyboard in any app. Your account also works in Chrome and on the web.