Sumly
Turn long articles, notes and documents into clear, useful summaries without sending your text to a server.
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Sumly FAQ
Answers to common questions about the browser-based text summarizer.
| What is Sumly? | Sumly is a free browser-based text summarizer that turns long text into a shorter summary and highlights important points. |
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| How does Sumly summarize text? | Sumly analyzes sentences, word frequency, sentence position and meaningful terms to rank informative sentences in the supplied text. |
| Does Sumly use an AI API? | No. Sumly performs its analysis locally in your browser and does not require an external AI API. |
| Is my text uploaded? | No. The summarization process runs locally in the browser, so the tool does not need to upload your text. |
| Can Sumly handle long text? | Yes. It is designed for long articles, notes and documents, although extremely large texts may take longer on slower devices. |
| What summary modes are available? | Brief, Balanced and Detailed modes let you control how much of the original content is retained. |
| Can I copy the summary? | Yes. Use Copy to place the generated summary and key points on your clipboard. |
| Can I download the result? | Yes. TXT downloads the generated summary, key points and important terms as a plain text file. |
| What can I summarize? | Articles, notes, emails, reports, study material and other plain text can be analyzed. |
| Does Sumly replace human review? | No. The result is algorithmically generated and should be reviewed whenever accuracy or context is important. |
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