An outline of any text, point by point
The text outline maker divides a text into parts of meaning and names each of them. Paste a passage from a textbook, a story or an article, choose the type of outline and get points you can copy straight into your notebook. The outline follows the order of the text and adds nothing that is not in it.
How to outline a text
- Paste the text or press Photo to take it from a picture of the page.
- Choose the type of outline: simple, detailed, sentence, question or topic.
- Set the number of points or the grade if your assignment asks for them.
- Press Make an outline.
Types of outline
- Simple outline — short points without sub-points.
- Detailed outline — every point has two or three sub-points.
- Sentence outline — each point is a full sentence with the main idea of its part.
- Question outline — each point is a question that its part answers.
- Topic outline — each point is a short phrase without verbs.
Who uses it
- Students who retell a text, prepare a summary or study for a test.
- Teachers who prepare a lesson plan for a reading.
- Anyone who needs the structure of a long article at a glance.
Frequently asked questions
Is the outline maker free?
Yes. Free use has a text limit; PRO lets you paste long texts.
How many points will the outline have?
As many as there are parts of meaning in the text, usually three to seven. You can also set the number yourself.
Can I outline a text in another language?
Yes. Choose the language of the answer before you make the outline.
What else can I do with the same text?
Write questions about it, turn it into flashcards or make a quiz: the links appear under the result.