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Text Summarizer
Pull out the most important sentences from a long text with a local extractive summariser.
Summarise your text
The summary will appear here.
Paste some text to begin.
How to use the Text Summarizer
- Paste the text you want to shorten into the box.
- Choose how many sentences the summary should keep.
- Click Summarise and copy the result if it reads well.
Features
- Extractive summary built from your own sentences
- Word frequency scoring with a stop word list
- Position and length bonuses for key sentences
- Compression percentage and word counts
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the free online text summarizer.
Paste your text, choose how many sentences to keep and click Summarise. The tool scores every
sentence and returns the best ones in order.
Each sentence scores by how often its content words appear, plus a bonus for early position
and a penalty for being very short.
No. It is extractive, so every sentence in the result is copied from your own text. It never
writes new wording of its own.
The scoring is purely statistical, so a sentence that matters but repeats few common words
can fall below the cut-off.
It compares the words in the summary with the words in your original text, so a high figure
means a much shorter result.
Three to five sentences suits a news article, while a longer report may need seven or ten to
stay readable.
The stop word list is English, so other languages still work but common words are not
filtered out and the ranking is weaker.
No. Everything is scored in your browser with plain JavaScript, so your text never leaves
your device.
Yes, but the browser does the work, so texts of many thousands of words may take a moment to
score.
Last updated: October 10, 2026