{"toolsWebsiteSummarizer":{"heroBadge":"AI Website Summarizer","heroTitleStart":"Website Summarizer: summarize any webpage into","heroTitleHighlight":"study notes","heroTitleEnd":"in seconds","heroDesc":"Paste any URL — even the page you're reading right now — and Scholarly instantly fetches it and hands back a clear, structured summary you can actually study from: key ideas, terms, and what to review next. Free, no extension to install.","heroCta":"Start summarizing free","heroCtaSecondary":"Explore study tools","heroNote":"Free to start · No credit card required","heroSocialProof":"Used by 200,000+ learners, researchers, and professionals","updatedLine":"Updated July 2026","eyebrowTool":"Try it now","step1Title":"Provide a URL","step1Desc":"Paste a direct link to the website or article you want to summarize.","step2Title":"AI fetches & converts","step2Desc":"Our AI fetches the webpage content and converts it into a readable format for analysis.","step3Title":"Get a study summary","step3Desc":"Receive a structured summary. Sign up to save summaries and access more AI tools.","eyebrowHow":"How it works","howTitle":"From URL to study notes in three steps","howDesc":"No copy-paste, no formatting cleanup — just a link and a language.","eyebrowCurrent":"The page you're reading","currentTitle":"How to summarize the current webpage","currentIntro":"Copy the URL from your browser's address bar, paste it into the summarizer above, and Scholarly fetches that exact page and writes a structured summary grounded in its actual text. There is nothing to install — it works the same in Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, and on your phone.","currentStep1":"Copy the address of the page you're reading — press Ctrl+L (or Cmd+L on a Mac) to select the address bar, then copy.","currentStep2":"Paste the URL into Scholarly and pick the language you want the summary in.","currentStep3":"Read the summary, then keep going: ask follow-up questions in chat and get answers cited back to the page itself.","currentNoExtTitle":"No Chrome extension required","currentNoExtBody":"Extensions that summarize \"the current page\" need permission to read every page you visit. Scholarly flips that: you hand it one URL at a time, so it only ever sees the pages you deliberately choose to study.","currentCopyTitle":"Copying the page's URL in any browser","currentCopyChrome":"Chrome or Edge: press Ctrl+L (Cmd+L on a Mac) to highlight the address bar, then Ctrl+C / Cmd+C to copy the current page's URL.","currentCopySafari":"Safari: click the address bar (tap it on iPhone) and choose Copy — Safari copies the full address of the page you're on.","currentCopyPhone":"On your phone: tap the browser's share button and choose \"Copy Link\", then open Scholarly in a new tab and paste.","currentVideoStart":"Moving from a reading to a lecture video? Use the","currentVideoLink":"YouTube summarizer","currentVideoEnd":"for the same workflow on any video with captions.","eyebrowTypes":"Summary types","typesTitle":"What kind of summary can you make from a website?","typesDesc":"One source, several outputs — pick the format that matches what you need to do next.","type1Title":"TL;DR overview","type1Desc":"A few tight sentences with the page's core argument — enough to decide whether the source deserves a full read.","type2Title":"Bullet study notes","type2Desc":"Structured notes with key ideas, terms, and examples, organized into sections you can revise from directly.","type3Title":"Flashcards from the page","type3Desc":"Turn the webpage into a spaced-repetition deck so the material actually sticks instead of just getting skimmed.","type4Title":"Practice quiz","type4Desc":"Generate questions that test whether you understood the page's concepts, then check your answers against the source.","typesFootStart":"Want the deck directly? Try","typesFootLinkFlashcards":"Website to Flashcards","typesFootMid":", or convert a lecture video into structured notes with","typesFootLinkNotes":"YouTube to Notes","typesFootEnd":".","eyebrowResearch":"Research workflow","researchTitle":"How do I summarize multiple webpages into one set of notes?","researchIntro":"A real assignment is never one page. In Scholarly, each URL you paste becomes a source in your workspace, so a reading list turns into a folder you can actually work with:","researchPoint1":"Paste every source — articles, documentation, Wikipedia pages — and summarize each one as you go.","researchPoint2":"Mix formats freely: webpages sit next to PDFs, recordings, and YouTube videos in the same folder.","researchPoint3":"Ask questions across all of them at once and get one answer with citations pointing to the exact sources it came from.","researchOutroStart":"Working from videos too? The","researchOutroLink":"YouTube summarizer","researchOutroEnd":"feeds the same workspace, so a webpage and the lecture that explains it live side by side.","eyebrowPrivacy":"Privacy","privacyTitle":"What happens to the pages you summarize?","privacyBody":"Scholarly fetches the single URL you paste, extracts the readable text, and generates the summary from it. That is the whole transaction:","privacyPoint1":"No extension watching your tabs — Scholarly never sees a page you didn't paste.","privacyPoint2":"No browsing history collected. You choose every source explicitly.","privacyPoint3":"Sources you save go to your private library, and you can delete them whenever you want.","eyebrowFeatures":"Built for students & professionals","featuresTitle":"More than a quick summary","featuresDesc":"Every summary is shaped for studying the source, not just skimming it.","feature1Title":"Instant summaries","feature1Desc":"Drop in a link and get a clean, structured summary in seconds — no waiting on the full read.","feature2Title":"Structured for studying","feature2Desc":"Key ideas, terms, and examples are organized into sections you can actually revise from.","feature3Title":"70+ languages","feature3Desc":"Summarize in English or any of dozens of languages, or auto-detect the page's own language.","feature4Title":"Works on real sources","feature4Desc":"Articles, documentation, research explainers, blog posts, and course pages all work.","feature5Title":"Keep studying the source","feature5Desc":"Turn any summary into flashcards, cheat sheets, and study guides without starting over.","feature6Title":"Save and export","feature6Desc":"Download your summary as Markdown or save it to your workspace for later review.","eyebrowBestFor":"Best uses","eyebrowWhy":"Why it works","eyebrowFaq":"FAQ","eyebrowPricing":"Go further","toolTitle":"Summarize Your Website","toolSubtitle":"Paste a URL to the website or article. Select your desired summary language. You will be redirected to register.","urlPlaceholder":"https://example.com","summaryLanguageLabel":"Summary Language","langEnglish":"English","langSpanish":"Spanish","langFrench":"French","langGerman":"German","langPortuguese":"Portuguese","langItalian":"Italian","langDutch":"Dutch","langRussian":"Russian","langChinese":"Chinese","langJapanese":"Japanese","langKorean":"Korean","langArabic":"Arabic","langHindi":"Hindi","langAuto":"Auto-detect Language","summarizeButton":"Summarize Website","secureNote":"Your content is processed securely.","loadingTitle":"Generating Your Summary...","loadingSubtitle":"Our AI is working its magic. This might take a moment depending on the website's content and complexity.","resultTitle":"Your Website Summary","signUpFree":"Sign Up for Free","summarizeAnother":"Summarize Another","downloadMd":"Download .md","errorUrlRequired":"Enter a website URL to summarize.","errorUrlInvalid":"That doesn't look like a valid website address. Try something like example.com/article.","unlockTitle":"Unlock Full Potential with Scholarly","unlockSubtitle":"Sign up for free to save summaries, chat with documents, and access more AI tools.","relatedLinksHeading":"More Scholarly study tools","relatedLink1Title":"PDF Summarizer","relatedLink1Description":"Get the gist of any PDF in seconds.","relatedLink2Title":"YouTube Video Summarizer","relatedLink2Description":"The same workflow for lecture videos.","relatedLink3Title":"YouTube Transcript Generator","relatedLink3Description":"Pull a clean transcript from any video.","relatedLink4Title":"Website to Flashcards","relatedLink4Description":"Go straight from URL to study deck.","relatedLink5Title":"YouTube to Notes","relatedLink5Description":"Turn any video into structured notes.","relatedLink6Title":"Research Paper Summarizer","relatedLink6Description":"Summarize academic papers.","studyWorkflowTitle":"Turn webpages into study notes","studyWorkflowBody1":"Use Scholarly when you need to summarize the current webpage, a class reading, a news article, or a research source without losing the useful details. The AI website summarizer turns long pages into structured notes you can review before class, save for later, or use as a starting point for flashcards and study guides.","studyWorkflowBody2":"Instead of copying paragraphs into a generic chat, paste the URL and choose the summary language. Scholarly focuses the output on what you need next: key ideas, terms, examples, and next steps — whether you're studying the source or briefing a team on it.","bestForTitle":"Best for students and professionals researching from the web","useCase0Title":"Class readings","useCase0Description":"Summarize articles, textbook companion pages, and assigned web readings before discussion sections.","useCase1Title":"Research projects","useCase1Description":"Get a fast overview of sources before deciding which pages deserve a deeper read.","useCase2Title":"Lecture follow-up","useCase2Description":"Condense links from slides, LMS pages, and instructor resources into study-ready notes.","useCase3Title":"Exam review","useCase3Description":"Turn long web pages into concise summaries you can convert into flashcards, cheat sheets, and study guides.","faqTitle":"Website summarizer FAQ","seoTitle":"Free Website Summarizer for Any Webpage {'|'} Scholarly","seoDescription":"Free website summarizer: paste a URL and get a structured summary with key points. Free plan: 1 AI creation and 3 chat messages; exports are on paid plans.","seoKeyword0":"website summarizer","seoKeyword1":"article summarizer","seoKeyword2":"url summarizer","seoKeyword3":"summarize website","seoKeyword4":"ai website summary","seoKeyword5":"web content summarizer","seoKeyword6":"article summary tool","seoKeyword7":"summarize the current webpage","seoKeyword8":"webpage summarizer for students","seoKeyword9":"summarize any webpage","seoKeyword10":"summarize this page","seoKeyword11":"free article summarizer","seoKeyword12":"summarise the current webpage","seoFeature0":"Instant website summarization","seoFeature1":"AI-powered analysis","seoFeature2":"Structured summaries","seoFeature3":"Multiple languages","seoFeature4":"Save summaries","seoFeature5":"Export options","faq0Question":"How do I summarize a website?","faq0Answer":"Paste the website's URL into Scholarly, pick a summary language, and the AI fetches the page and writes a structured summary from its actual text — key ideas, terms, and the details worth reviewing.","faq1Question":"Is the website summarizer free?","faq1Answer":"Yes. You can summarize webpages for free after creating an account — no credit card required. Premium includes 15 AI Creation Credits each week, unlimited uploads, and higher limits for quizzes and grounded chat on your sources.","faq2Question":"Can I summarize the current webpage I'm reading?","faq2Answer":"Yes. Copy the URL from your browser's address bar (Ctrl+L or Cmd+L selects it), paste it into Scholarly, and you get a study summary of that exact page. It works in any browser — Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, or mobile — with nothing to install.","faq3Question":"What kinds of webpages work best?","faq3Answer":"Public articles, educational pages, documentation, research explainers, blog posts, and course resources work best. Pages behind logins or paywalls may not be accessible.","faq4Question":"Can I turn a webpage summary into flashcards?","faq4Answer":"Yes. After summarizing, convert the same source into a flashcard deck with spaced repetition — or use the dedicated Website to Flashcards tool to go straight from URL to deck.","faq5Question":"Do I need a Chrome extension to summarize a webpage?","faq5Answer":"No. Extension-based summarizers require permission to read every page you visit. With Scholarly you just paste the URL of the page you want summarized — same result, works in every browser including mobile, and it only ever sees pages you choose.","faq6Question":"Can I summarize a news article or blog post?","faq6Answer":"Yes. News articles, blog posts, documentation, Wikipedia entries, and course pages are exactly what the tool is built for. Paste the article URL and you get the main argument, the key facts, and the context — useful for current-events assignments and source evaluation.","faq7Question":"Can I summarize several webpages into one workspace?","faq7Answer":"Yes. Each URL becomes a source in your Scholarly workspace. Group sources into folders, summarize each one, then chat across all of them at once — answers come back with citations to the specific pages they came from.","faq8Question":"Does Scholarly track my browsing or store the pages I visit?","faq8Answer":"No. Scholarly only fetches the URLs you explicitly paste — there is no extension and no browsing history involved. Summaries you save are stored in your private library, and you can delete them anytime.","faq9Question":"How is this different from pasting a link into a chatbot?","faq9Answer":"Generic chatbots often can't fetch the page at all, or quietly guess from the title. Scholarly always fetches the real page text, grounds the summary in it, and keeps the page as a source — so you can come back later for flashcards, a quiz, or cited answers instead of re-pasting the link.","faq10Question":"How do I summarize a website online for free?","faq10Answer":"Open the website summarizer above, paste the site's URL, choose a language, and get a free AI summary in seconds — no download, no Chrome extension, and no payment to try it. Create a free account to save the summary and build flashcards, quizzes, or grounded chat from the same page.","faq11Question":"Can I summarize any webpage, including long articles and documentation?","faq11Answer":"Yes. The summarizer is built to summarize any webpage with readable text — long-form articles, technical documentation, Wikipedia entries, course pages, and blog posts. It fetches the full page (not just the intro), so the summary reflects the whole argument, not only the headline.","faq12Question":"How do I summarize the current webpage without an extension?","faq12Answer":"Copy the current page's URL from the address bar, open Scholarly's website summarizer in another tab, and paste the link. Scholarly fetches the page on its servers and returns a structured summary — no extension, add-on, or install involved, and it works the same in every browser.","faq13Question":"Can I summarize a webpage on my phone?","faq13Answer":"Yes. On iPhone or Android, tap the address bar or the share button to copy the page's link, then open Scholarly in a new tab and paste it into the website summarizer. The mobile flow is identical to desktop — no app to install.","faq14Question":"How do I summarise a webpage in Chrome or Safari?","faq14Answer":"Whether you spell it summarise or summarize, the steps are the same in every browser. In Chrome, press Ctrl+L (Cmd+L on a Mac) to select the address, copy it, and paste it into Scholarly. In Safari, click or tap the address bar and choose Copy, then paste the link here. Scholarly fetches the page and writes the summary.","faq15Question":"Is there a free website summarizer without signup?","faq15Answer":"Scholarly asks you to create a free account before it generates your summary — that's what lets it keep the page as a saved source so you can ask follow-up questions or turn it into flashcards later. Signup takes seconds, requires no credit card, and summarizing is free to try.","howToName":"How to summarize the current webpage with AI","howToStep0Name":"Paste the webpage URL","howToStep0Text":"Copy the public URL for the article, research page, or class resource and paste it into Scholarly's website summarizer.","howToStep1Name":"Choose a summary language","howToStep1Text":"Select the language you want Scholarly to use for the generated webpage summary.","howToStep2Name":"Generate study notes","howToStep2Text":"Create a structured summary, then save it or continue studying with flashcards, cheat sheets, and study guides."}}