Text summarizer

Paste a long text and get its key points: a short summary, a medium one or bullet points.

Tier 1 · light API
0 / 3000 words

Runs on our AI servers with your account's credits, at real model cost: at most about 1 credit per 1,000 words. Free accounts get 50 credits a month. Your text isn't stored or used for training.

Summary

The gist of a long text

Paste an article, a report, meeting notes or a chapter and get the main points in seconds: a two-to-four-sentence summary, one or two paragraphs, or a list of bullet points. Names, figures and dates are kept, in the language of the text.

Free on the device in Chrome

When your browser has its built-in summarizer ready (Chrome with Gemini Nano already downloaded), English, Spanish and Japanese texts are summarized on your device: free, no credits, and the text stays in the browser. The page says which way it ran. Elsewhere it uses our AI servers and your credits.

Credits

Each run uses credits for what the model actually costs, about 1 credit per 1,000 words. A free account gets 50 credits a month; Plus and Pro include more.

Private

Your text is sent over HTTPS to the AI model on Cloudflare's network, processed and returned. It isn't stored by UtilNest, logged by the AI gateway or used to train models.

How this works

An AI language model (Gemma 4 on Cloudflare Workers AI) reads the whole text and writes a summary of the chosen length, keeping the key facts, names and numbers. It ignores any instructions inside the text. Bullet points work best for notes and reports; paragraphs for articles.

Frequently asked

How long can the text be?

Up to 3,000 words per run (about 6 pages). Split longer documents and summarize each part.

Is it free?

With a free account you get 50 credits a month, enough for roughly 50,000 words. Plus and Pro include more, and credit packs top them up.

Is my text private?

Your text is sent over HTTPS to the AI model on Cloudflare's network, processed and returned. It isn't stored by UtilNest, logged by the AI gateway or used to train models.

Can I trust the summary?

It's a good first read, but AI can leave out or misstate details: check anything you'll rely on against the original.

Sources

Reviewed Oct 19, 2026 · test vectors fixtures/tools/text/summarizer/