Shorten text online: compression without losing meaning
This assistant helps you shorten text online to the desired length while keeping key ideas, facts, and the logic of the presentation. It will compress an article to a specified number of characters, turn a long email into a short and polite message, create concise bullet points from a report, remove repetitions and bureaucratic jargon from a commercial proposal, fit a product description or post to a platform's limit, and prepare several options of different lengths to choose from. You can specify the exact length, style, and what must be preserved, and the assistant will take these conditions into account when shortening. On BotHub, powerful neural networks are available without a VPN or foreign card, payment is made in rubles, and chat history is saved, so it's easy to return to a successful version and refine it later.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, the assistant highlights the main ideas, facts, and conclusions and removes what does not affect the essence: repetitions, introductory phrases, unnecessary examples, and bureaucratic jargon. For a more accurate result, specify what is important to keep, such as numbers, names, deadlines, or a key thesis. If you compress the text significantly, some details will inevitably be lost, so it is worth proofreading the final version.
Paste the text into the chat and specify the desired length in characters, words, or sentences, for example, 'no more than 500 characters with spaces' or 'fit into three sentences'. The assistant will try to meet the limit, and if the first version turns out to be longer or shorter, ask it to adjust it more precisely. For posts and product descriptions, it is convenient to request several options of different lengths at once.
The assistant shortens carefully, but during compression, the neural network may generalize wording, omit an important caveat, or inaccurately convey a number. Before publishing or sending, check numbers, dates, names, quotes, and legally significant wording against the original. In contracts, instructions, and official documents, it is better to make the final decision on what can be removed yourself.
The cost of a request depends on the volume of text you send and the length of the assistant's response: the longer the source material and the more options you request, the more CAPS will be deducted from your unified BotHub balance. To spend less, send only the part of the text that needs to be shortened, and immediately specify the target length and style requirements.