Summazer, the deep summarizer for 'squeezing' a text and extracting its juice: the main concepts and phrases with the most information content, to produce an automatic online summary of the processed text.
Its operation is very simple: to summarize a text or web page, simply enter the text or page address, select the language - in addition to English, it supports texts in: German, Spanish, French, Italian, Greek, Russian, Arabic, Chinese, and many other languages - and the desired summary length.
The 'summarizer' app also performs spell-checking and correction, grammatical and morphological analysis to obtain: the most important highlighted sentences, the main concepts/characters, the most relevant locations mentioned in the text, and the trend of semantic relevance.
Summazer highlights the main phrases, and the font size is proportional to their semantic relevance. With the identified keywords, it generates meaningful titles and hashtags. By clicking on the hashtags extracted from the text, you can obtain images to enrich your articles or posts.

Abstrazer is the free app to generate an automatic abstract of an article or web page. To obtain the abstract of an article or a thesis, simply enter/paste the text of the article or the address of the web page where it is published and select the language (in addition to English, it supports texts and websites in: German, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Arabic, Chinese and many other languages). You will immediately get an extract of the processed text with the most semantically relevant sentences.

the web application for the automatic extraction of the keywords (tags) and the most salient sentences contained in a plain-text or web page. To extract keywords and keyphrases from a text/hipertext, therefore, enter the text or the page URL, select the language (supports texts and websites in: English, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Arabic and many other languages) and the desired granularity. You will immediately get the tables of keywords and the most important phrases with its saliency score. It can order the results by saliency score or reading order.