Text Summarizer
Summarizes long-form text into a few key sentences using a small AI model that runs directly in your browser.
Processed entirely in your browser — your files are never uploaded to a server.
Runs a small in-browser AI model — quality is good for short-to-medium text but won't match large server-side models.
How it works
- The first time you summarize, your browser downloads a compact AI summarization model — a distilled, browser-sized version of a larger model, small enough to run without a server.
- That model is cached by your browser after the first download, so summaries on later visits load and run noticeably faster.
- Your text is fed directly into the model running locally via WebAssembly, which generates a condensed summary — your input never reaches a server.
- The output is capped at roughly 120 new tokens, keeping it a genuine summary rather than a near-copy of the original text.