AI Summarizer
Summarize Anything — Text, URLs, or Any Source
Summarize YouTube videos, articles or plain text — paste it here for a quick summary, or pick a source below for a tailored experience with preview and extraction.
How do I summarize a web page from a URL?
Paste text or drop in a link above and get a summary back in one of five shapes: bullets, a connected paragraph, key takeaways, a short TL;DR, or an email thread. Article URLs, blog posts, documentation pages and YouTube links all work straight from this page.
Several sources are better served by their own page, because the extraction differs: YouTube pulls the video transcript, Reddit pulls the post together with its top comments, Twitter follows the author's thread, and the PDF page takes a dropped file. Each has an input surface and a preview built for that source, and they are linked in the nav above.
You can run up to three summaries on the web, and one use restores every four hours. @vustSummaryBot picks up from there for heavier volume and for Instagram Reels and TikTok links, which the bot extracts and the web pages do not; the bot states the price up front and charges when you send it, refunded on failure.
- Paste the full article URL, not just the headline
- Pick a format — bullets, TL;DR, or key takeaways
- Check names, dates and numbers against the original page
- Note what the summary left out before you share it
Source-specific pages
Each source has a dedicated page with tailored input, preview, and extraction. Pick one for the best experience.
See the difference
This page handles text and generic URLs. For YouTube, Reddit, Twitter, or PDF — use the source pages above.
What people actually use it for.
- Researcher
- TL;DR a long article
- Bullets or paragraph summary with the main takeaway.
- Student
- Summarize a YouTube lecture
- Transcript-based summary on the dedicated YouTube page.
- Professional
- Digest meeting notes
- Paste text and pick bullets, key takeaways, or TL;DR.
Three steps. No account required.
- 01
Paste
Add text or a URL on this page, or open a source-specific page for YouTube, Reddit, Twitter, or PDF.
- 02
Choose format
Pick bullets, paragraph, key takeaways, or TL;DR before you run.
- 03
Copy
Use the summary in your doc or send harder sources to SummaryBot in Telegram.
Run SummaryBot in chat — all 8 source types.
YouTube, PDF, Reels, TikTok, sharing, and paid heavier paths in one bot.
Built for clarity, not hype.
Sources
Web tool covers text and generic URLs; dedicated pages handle YouTube, Reddit, Twitter, and PDF.
Bot-only sources
Instagram Reels and TikTok run in @vustSummaryBot today — web pages are planned.
Free quota
A browser bucket of 3 summaries, refilling by one every 4 hours. In Telegram the first 3 short summaries each day are free; heavier paths cost $0.05-$0.15 and a long video gets a price-confirm screen first.
Frequently asked questions
What can I summarize on this page?
Plain text, article URLs, blog posts, documentation pages, and YouTube links. For Reddit, Twitter, or PDF files, use the dedicated source pages in the nav above — they have source-specific input surfaces and previews. Instagram Reels and TikTok videos are supported only in the Telegram bot (@vustSummaryBot) for now.
What are the source-specific pages?
YouTube (/summary/youtube) extracts video transcripts. Reddit (/summary/reddit) pulls post + top comments. Twitter (/summary/twitter) follows the author's thread. PDF (/summary/pdf) lets you drop a file. Each has a tailored input surface. Instagram Reels and TikTok don't have web pages yet — send those links to @vustSummaryBot directly.
Does it handle Instagram Reels and TikTok?
Yes — in the Telegram bot. Paste or forward a Reel (/reel/, /reels/, or /tv/) or TikTok link to @vustSummaryBot and it extracts caption + audio transcript (for Reels) or caption + comments. On the web, Reels and TikTok links are not supported yet — send those to the bot.
Which output formats are available?
Bullets, paragraph, key takeaways, and TL;DR. All formats work across every source type.
Is it free to use?
You can try up to 3 summaries on web. One use restores every 4 hours. In @vustSummaryBot the first 3 short summaries each day are free; after that a short text costs $0.05, a long text or a captioned video $0.10, and a video that needs hosted transcription $0.15. Long videos get a price-confirm screen before anything is charged.
One Balance across VUST tools.
Ready when you are
Summarize the next link before you read it all.
A free browser bucket of 3 summaries. Widget and source pages at the top.