Summary Generator - clear, AI-powered summaries from any document

Drop in a long document, pick the topics you care about, and get a structured summary with the key points, definitions and conclusions - ready for revision in seconds.

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Summaries Library

Turn long material into clear takeaways with readable cards and fast access to key topics.

The big ideas, served bite-sized.
How it works

From 200 pages to one-screen recap in four steps.

Four steps between a long PDF and a structured recap you can read in minutes.

01 Add material

Upload or paste your document

PDFs, DOCX files, PowerPoint slides, plain text or pasted notes. Up to 40 MB per file, up to 20 files per batch.

PDF · DOCX · PPTX Up to 40 MB Paste notes
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02 Pick topics

Pick the topics you want summarized

Eduloo automatically extracts the topics from your document. Tick the ones you want covered, or use the All-topics toggle to include the whole thing.

Pick topics All-topics toggle OCR for scans
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03 Generate

Choose the language and title

Output the summary in your study language (20+ supported) and name it so it is easy to find later in your library.

20+ languages Custom title Edit later
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04 Read & link back

Read, refine, link back to the source

Summaries render as clean, scannable cards. Click any topic to jump back to the source section in your document - so the summary stays trustworthy.

Card layout Click-through to source Mobile-friendly
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Why it works better

Compared to generic summarizers and re-reading.

Generic summarizers flatten everything into one paragraph. Eduloo keeps the structure of your source, links back to the original, and lets you pick the topics you care about.

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What you actually want from a study summary

Re-reading the source

Default

Generic AI summarizer

One-blob output

Eduloo Summaries

Structured for study
Time to first recap
Hours per chapter
Fast, but you get a single paragraph
A structured recap of the topics you picked in seconds
Structure preserved
Yes, you're reading the source
Flattened into one blob
Topic hierarchy from the source is mirrored in the summary
Topic-level control
You decide what to skim
Summarizes everything by default
Tick the specific topics you want, or all-topics toggle
Click-through to source
You're already in the source
No back-link to your document
Every topic links to its exact section in your library
Output language
Whatever language the source is in
Some support, varies by tool
20+ output languages, read in your study language regardless of source
Editing & organization
Highlights at best
Locked output
Rename, regenerate with new topic mix, delete, library stays tidy
Cost to try
Free, but slow
Often paywalled
Free as a guest, no signup
Everything you can do

Everything the summarizer handles for you.

Generation is the headline. Topic selection, click-through, search and filter make summaries usable across a semester.

01Create

3 features · for the first summary on screen

Generate from any document

Turn an uploaded PDF, slide deck, DOCX or pasted notes into a structured summary covering the topics you select.

Pick topics, single or multiple

Choose exactly which topics from a document should appear in the summary - or include them all with one toggle.

All-topics quick toggle

One click to include every topic in the document, useful for revision summaries that need full coverage.

02Edit & organize

4 features · for shaping the summary after it lands

Custom titles

Name every summary so they stay organized across courses, semesters and exams.

Edit titles

Rename a summary at any time - useful when you start with a placeholder name and decide later what to call it.

Regenerate

Did not love the first cut? Regenerate with a different topic selection or different language without re-uploading.

Delete cleanly

Remove individual summaries when they have served their purpose. A confirmation step protects against mis-clicks.

03Read & navigate

3 features · for using the summary as a tool

Readable card layout

Summaries render as a clean two-column grid on desktop, single-column on mobile, with clear topic headers.

Click-through to source

Every topic links back to its section in your document library - so you can verify or dive deeper in one click.

Status badges

Each summary shows its current state at a glance - so you know what is ready to read and what is still generating.

04Find & carry

4 features · for a library that scales

Search summaries

Type any word to find a summary by title. Faster than scrolling your library when the list grows.

Filter by status

Filter the summary library by generation status so the ones currently being built or already ready are easy to find.

20+ output languages

Generate summaries in your study language - English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and many more.

Mobile-friendly reading

The single-column mobile layout stays readable on any phone - perfect for reviewing on the bus.

Eduloo Summaries in depth

Why structured summaries beat compressed paragraphs.

A short read on what a useful summary actually looks like for studying.

§ 01Why most summarizers are useless for studying

Generic summarizers compress text. That is fine for a news article, useless for a textbook chapter. When you are studying, you do not want one paragraph - you want the structure: which topics, which sub-topics, which definitions, which conclusions.

Eduloo's summarizer keeps that structure. The summary mirrors the topics from your source document, so it feels like a tightened-up version of your notes rather than a flattened blob.

A useful summary keeps the shape of the source, it does not flatten it.

§ 02Topic-level control matters

A 300-slide deck rarely needs to be summarized end to end. Maybe you want a recap of just the three topics on next week's exam. Eduloo lets you tick the specific topics you want covered, so the summary is exactly the size and shape your session needs.

If you do want the full thing, the all-topics toggle includes everything in one click.

§ 03The summary as a navigation tool

Because every topic in the summary links back to its source section, the summary doubles as a smart table of contents for the document. Skim the summary, find the bit you are weak on, click into the original - you are already on the right page.

§ 04Pairing summaries with quizzes and flashcards

A common Eduloo workflow: upload one document, generate a summary to identify what matters, generate flashcards on those topics, then generate a quiz to test recall. Same source, three tools, one click each. The summary is the map - the flashcards and quizzes are how you walk it.

§ 05Studying in a different language than the source

If your textbook is in English but you study in German, summaries can be generated directly in your target language while keeping the precise technical terms readable. Same goes for the other 20+ supported languages.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Yes. You can generate and read summaries as a guest with no signup. Capacity is limited and storage is temporary in guest mode; create a free account to keep your summaries long-term.
PDFs, DOCX, PowerPoint (PPTX), plain text, and pasted notes. Image-based PDFs work too thanks to built-in OCR.
Yes. Eduloo extracts the topics from your document and lets you tick exactly the ones you want in the summary. Or use the All-topics toggle for full coverage.
Yes. The output language is selected per generation - 20+ languages are supported, so you can read a French textbook and get a German summary.
Typically seconds to a minute depending on document size and the number of topics. The summary library shows a clear status badge while generation is in progress.
You can rename it, regenerate it with different topic selections, or delete it. Inline text editing of summary bodies is on the roadmap.
Yes. Topics map back to the source document and the summary mirrors that hierarchy - you get a structured recap, not a flattened paragraph.
Yes. Every topic in the summary links back to its section in the document library, so you can verify or dig deeper in one click.
Guest summaries are temporary and will be deleted after the retention period shown in the guest banner. Create a free account to keep them permanently.
Today summaries are generated per document. To cover multiple documents in one summary, paste the combined content or merge them - or generate one summary per document and use the search to navigate.
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