AI Highlighter
AI Text Highlighter
- Study a reading or textbook chapter: Paste an article or chapter and see its key points highlighted before you take notes or review for an exam.
- Work through research papers: Highlight the most important information in a paper, and use Specific Instructions to focus on the methods or the findings. To turn the key points into a short outline, try the Highlight Extractor. Once you have the key findings, the Hypothesis Maker can turn them into a testable hypothesis.
- Review business documents: Pick out the most important information in reports, proposals, and contracts.
- Catch what was decided in a meeting: Highlight the decisions, actions, and key points in meeting minutes.
- Skim long news stories and posts: Highlight the most significant parts of a long article so you know where to slow down.
- Analyze literary texts: Highlight key themes, motifs, and symbols in a poem or novel excerpt. For a full literary analysis, try the AI Literature Analysis Assistant.
- Open the AI Highlighter in HyperWrite.
- Paste your text into the Text field.
- Optional: in Specific Instructions, tell it what to focus on, for example "highlight every deadline" or "focus on the evidence for the main argument."
- Click Submit.
- Review the highlighted points and edit anything you want to keep or drop.
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It reads your text and looks at the context, the writer's intent, and the structure of each paragraph to find the most significant parts. If you add instructions in the Specific Instructions field, it takes them into account, so you can point it at what matters to you, such as dates, names, or arguments.
A highlighter points you to the most important parts of your text. A summarizer rewrites the whole text into a shorter version. Use the AI Highlighter when you want to see what matters in a text you still need to read, quote, or study. For a shorter version of the whole text, try the Free AI Summarizer.
The AI Highlighter works on text you paste in. To highlight a PDF document, use HyperWrite's PDF Highlighter.
No. Some tools called AI highlighters are AI detectors that mark passages that look machine-written. HyperWrite's AI Highlighter doesn't check whether text was written by AI. It highlights the most important information in the text you give it.
Treat them as a first pass, not a final answer. The AI decides what's important from the text alone, so it can't know which points matter for your assignment or project unless you tell it in Specific Instructions. Check the highlights against your own reading.