Read the gist in seconds

The difference between a good and a bad summary isn't length — it's what you keep. The Toolenza summariser accepts three input sources (paste text, paste a URL, upload a PDF) and three output styles (bullets for scanning, TL;DR for one-line takeaways, paragraph for meeting-note style), so you match the output to how you'll actually use it.

Three sources, one flow

• Paste text — the fastest path. Works with anything up to ~8,000 characters.
• Paste a URL — the browser fetches the page, strips scripts/nav/footer, and pipes the readable text through. Some sites block cross-origin fetches (CORS); when that happens, copy the article manually instead.
• Upload a PDF — parsed in your browser with pdf.js. The file never uploads. Works on the first 40 pages of any text-based PDF (scanned PDFs need OCR first).

Three output styles

• Bullets — the default for meeting notes, article briefs, and "send me the summary" Slack replies.
• TL;DR — one or two sentences. Perfect for chat, newsletter headers, or the top of a Notion doc.
• Paragraph — a coherent narrative summary, useful for research synthesis and executive briefings.