Neiron
Shorten a text without losing the point
Shorten a text for an email, post or slide. Specify the length limit and information that must remain.
Sign in to work. Available models and allowances are shown in your account.
Getting started
- Provide the source and target length.
- Mark essential facts, conditions and the conclusion.
- Compare the shortened version with the source.
Prompts
Copy a suitable prompt and replace any bracketed instructions.
Fit a length limit
Shorten to [number] characters. Retain [essential facts]. Remove repetition, filler and secondary examples. Preserve dates, figures, negatives and conditions. If it will not fit, say what you propose omitting. Text: [text].
Check: Verify the character count in an editor and check conditions.
Brief summary
Summarize the text as one main conclusion and three supporting points. Use only the source. Keep important limitations and distinguish facts from assumptions. Add nothing of your own. Text: [text].
Check: Check that the conclusion is no stronger than the source.
What not to cut blindly
Payment terms, deadlines and exceptions may be short but decisive. Mark them first.
Verify length
Models can miscount characters. Verify length in the tool where you will publish.
Frequently asked questions
- Will it hit the exact character count?
- Not always. Use a counter and request another edit if needed.
- How is summarizing different?
- Shortening retains the text’s structure; a summary keeps the main conclusions.
- Can I summarize an article for personal use?
- Use text you can access and retain the source. Do not present another author’s ideas as your own.
- How do I start, and what does it cost?
- Copy a prompt and open the tool. Sign-in is required; your account shows available models and allowances.