How much text do I need to paste?

Between 1,000 and 50,000 characters, which is about 150 to 7,500 words. The chat starts once you reach 1,000 characters. For longer text, split it into parts or upload the file to the document chat tool.

What kinds of text work best?

You can analyze any text, but text with specific facts works best: policies, contracts, reports, meeting notes, transcripts, email threads, and articles. The tool answers only from what the text says, so it cannot answer questions the text doesn’t cover.

Can it turn text into bullet points?

Yes. Click Key Points to get the main facts from your text as a bullet list. You can then ask for more detail on any point.

How is this different from a text summarizer?

A text summarizer gives you one summary and stops. This tool lets you ask specific questions, so you can find one figure, date, or condition without reading a full summary. You can still click Summarize to get the overview.

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Chat with Your Text

Paste any text, then ask questions about it, summarize it, or turn it into bullet points.

Paste your text

Paste a report, policy, transcript, or article, then ask questions about it.

Your text (minimum 1,000 characters)

0 / 50,000 characters · 0 words

Add 1,000 more characters to start the chat. Minimum is 1,000.

Nivon Assistant

Waiting for your text

Paste your text and click “Start Chat” to start chatting.

How to Chat with Your Text

From pasted text to answers in three steps.

Step 1

Paste Your Text

Paste at least 1,000 characters of a report, policy, transcript, or article. If you don’t have text ready, load the sample to try the tool first.

Step 2

Ask a Question or Pick an Action

Type a question in plain language, such as “What is the deadline?”, or pick one of the quick actions.

Step 3

Follow Up

Ask follow-up questions in the same chat. The tool keeps your earlier questions in context, so you can ask it to expand on one point or explain an answer more simply.

Overview

What Is Chatting with Text?

Chatting with text is a simple way to chat with your data: you paste text, ask questions, and get answers drawn only from that text. A summarizer returns one fixed summary. Here, you choose what to find out, such as a deadline in a contract, decisions in meeting notes, or exceptions in a refund policy. It works as a text analysis tool you direct with questions.