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Summarize any webpage into key points with one click. Save time reading articles, research papers, and blog posts. AI Summarizer turns any long page into a handful of clear points, right inside your browser — no copy-pasting into another tool, no waiting, no account. Click once, read the gist, and get on with your day. I built it because I was tired of losing twenty minutes to a page I only needed the gist of. AI Summarizer does that reading for you, on your own device. — — — HOW IT WORKS 1. Open any article, research paper, or blog post. 2. Click the AI Summarizer icon. 3. Choose a length — Brief, Standard, or Detailed — and press "Summarize This Page." 4. You get the key points, the word count, and an honest reading-time estimate. Copy the summary to your clipboard, or save it to revisit later. It all happens right there in the popup. — — — FREE — THE CORE, ALWAYS • Up to 10 summaries every day • Two summary lengths: Brief (3 points) and Standard (5 points) • Save your summaries on your device and reopen them anytime • One-click copy, with word count and reading time • Works on articles, research papers, blog posts, and other long pages No account. No sign-in. The core is free and stays free. — — — PRO — ONE TIME, YOURS FOREVER ($5.99) Pay once — $5.99, not a subscription — and Pro is yours for good on this browser: • Unlimited summaries, every day (no daily cap) • Detailed summaries — 8 key points instead of 5, for longer or denser pages That's the whole upgrade. One small payment, no monthly bills, no renewals, nothing to cancel. — — — PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your reading is yours. AI Summarizer runs entirely on your device — the page text is read, summarized, and shown to you right inside your browser. It never travels to a server, and it never comes to me. • No page content ever leaves your browser • No account, no sign-in, no tracking, no ad networks • Your saved summaries live in your browser's local storage, on your machine • The extension only looks at a page the moment you click Summarize — nothing runs in the background on the sites you visit The one time anything touches the network is the optional Pro upgrade. That's handled by ExtensionPay (extensionpay.com), which simply checks whether this browser has Pro — anonymously, with no account to create. — — — WHY I MADE IT I make small, private tools that do one thing well and respect the person using them. No dark patterns, no data harvesting, no surprise charges. If AI Summarizer saves you a little time and stays quietly out of your way, it's doing its job. Questions or ideas? extensions@edenapps.app — I read every note.
Jul 16, 2026
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