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The hardest 250 words
Fits the brief
Tell it the word limit, structure and audience, or a conference's rules.
Any length of source
From a short paper to a whole thesis.
How it works
- 1
Add your document
Drop your file or choose it from your Library.
- 2
Say what you need
A structured abstract, 250 words, for a named journal or conference.
- 3
Check and download
Check the numbers against your document, then download it.
Ask questions of the paper too
Need to understand a paper rather than summarise your own? Chat with PDF answers with the page cited.
- Summarise methods and limitations
- One paper or a whole folder
- Check the cited page
Built for the way you work
Undergraduate and master's students
Assignments, dissertations and theses, with sources you can open and check before you hand anything in.
PhD candidates
Long chapters, proposals and defences, with your own papers as the evidence and a review before your supervisor sees it.
Researchers and faculty
Manuscripts, grants and reviews, with checked references and reports you can share with co-authors.
Questions
Can it follow a journal's format?
Yes. Tell it the structure and word limit. Check the journal's instructions yourself before you submit.
Should I check the abstract?
Yes. Make sure every number and claim matches your document.