Summarize long pages before you commit to reading them.
Muse turns a long article, report or blog post into key points you can read in under a minute, then lets you dig into the parts that matter with follow-up questions.
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The problem
You open ten tabs for one question and cannot tell which ones are worth reading in full.
How Muse helps
Click Summarize in the side panel. Muse reads the page content and returns the main points.
The outcome
You decide in seconds whether to read, save or close the tab.
How to summarize a webpage with Muse
Works in the Muse side panel. Open it from the toolbar or with ⌘ + M.
Open the article
Muse works best on pages with real text: news, long reads, documentation, reports and blog posts.
Choose Summarize
Open Muse and pick Summarize, or type your own instruction such as "Summarize in 5 bullets for a manager".
Ask for what you need
Follow up with "What evidence supports point two?" or "List the action items" to go deeper.
Summaries are generated by AI and can miss nuance or contain mistakes. For decisions that matter, check the original text. Each summary uses one AI request.
Summaries shaped for the job
Triage reading lists
Skim the point of each article before deciding what to read properly.
Brief your team
Ask for a summary in a specific format, like three bullets and one risk, and paste it into chat.
Study and review
Turn a long explainer into a short revision outline, then ask Muse to quiz you on it.
Check the fine print
Summarize terms, policies or release notes and ask what changed for you.
Common questions
How long can the page be?
Muse reads a visible text excerpt of the page. For very long pages, select a section and summarize one part at a time for the best results.
Can I choose the summary length or format?
Yes. Type the format you want, such as "two sentences", "bullet points" or "a table of pros and cons".
Does summarizing work on paywalled articles?
Muse can only use text that has loaded on the page in your browser. It does not bypass paywalls.
Keep exploring Muse
Try it on the next page you open.
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