Summarize a long text without sending it anywhere
Extractive summarization keeps the sentences that carry the text's own vocabulary — private, instant, and honest about what it is.
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The job
A report, a long thread, a chapter — you need the skeleton. Extractive summarization scores each sentence by the words it shares with the whole text and keeps the strongest in original order. Nothing is rewritten, so nothing can be hallucinated.
Text + sentence count
Paste at least 3 sentences (up to ~200 KB) and choose 1–10 sentences to keep. Common stop-words are ignored so sentences win on substance, not on 'the' count.
Worked example
A 30-sentence product announcement keeping 3 usually surfaces the claim sentence, the availability line, and the caveat — the words that recur are the product's own nouns. The output reads choppy by nature: it is an excerpt, not prose.
Where it stops
Extractive means faithful but not fluent — pronoun references and flow can break. It cannot paraphrase, cannot add context, and a text where every sentence matters reads poorly summarized at any count.