Resoomer is a free online text studio that summarizes, paraphrases, translates, proofreads and reads documents aloud from one workspace. You paste text or import a PDF, EPUB, DOCX, ODT or TXT file of any size, and there is no account to create and no character limit. Eight tools are included: summarizer, text editor, text reader, synonym finder, paraphraser, text reformulator, translator and spell checker, along with a word counter and text comparator. Output from one tool can be passed to another with a single click, and 66 languages are supported.
Students use it to condense course notes and encyclopedia pages, while teachers pick out the main ideas and theses of a text when preparing lessons. Journalists, press-review writers, editors, librarians, archivists and publishing houses use the summaries to scan large volumes quickly. Readers with ADHD can shorten and highlight a long text or listen instead of reading, and people with dyslexia get simplified summaries read aloud with live highlighting.
Typical workflows include summarizing a Wikipedia article before an exam, extracting the key theses from a book for a presentation, paraphrasing a passage to avoid repeating wording, translating a document, and correcting spelling in a draft. Museums and institutions use it to produce short descriptions of artists and works, and authors summarize their own chapters. The Resoomer REFLEX mobile app for Android and iOS and the browser extensions let you process web pages and articles with one click. Because nothing requires a login, a quick summary or translation takes only a few seconds, which makes it handy for anyone who reads a lot of long material every day.
