AI Text Summarizer

Free · Built into Hintword

Turn long text into its key points in one click. Hintword's summarizer lives inside its notes editor: paste in an article, meeting transcript, or your own sprawling draft, hit Summarize, and get the short version — right next to the original, in a note that's already saved.

How it works

1. Paste or write the text into a Hintword note.
2. Run AI → Summarize. The AI condenses the content into its essential points.
3. Edit the result like any note — trim it, tag it, link it to a task, or share it with a link.

What people summarize

• Meeting notes → decisions and action items
• Research articles → the three points you'll actually cite
• Long email threads → what's being asked and by when
• Your own drafts → a TL;DR to put at the top

Why summarize in a notes app instead of a website?

Because a summary is rarely the end of the job. It becomes a task ("follow up on X"), a reference you'll search for next month, or a paragraph in something you're writing. In Hintword the summary is already a note — taggable, shareable, linkable to a Kanban task — instead of text stranded in a web tool's output box.

And the storage model is different from summarizer websites: Hintword is offline-first, so your source text and summaries are saved on your device and sync only when you choose.

Free to use

Hintword is free, AI actions included — no word limits to buy your way past. Sign in with Google and you get the summarizer plus the rest of the workspace: rich notes, tab collections, and a task board.