How it works

Paste the text: an email, meeting notes, an article, a report, or your job history.
Pick the type of bullets (summary, resume achievements, slide bullets or action items) and how many you want. Click Make bullet points.
Copy the bullets into your document, resume, slide or task list. For resume bullets, add the missing numbers it points out.

Examples

Sample results for the inputs shown, so you can see the format and quality before you try it.

Example 1: input

Text to turn into bullets: Hi all, quick update on the website relaunch. We're pushing launch from March 14 to March 21 because page content came in late (March 6 instead of Feb 28). Design and the booking form are done and tested. We still need final photos from the client by March 12. Budget is unchanged at $24,000. Ana will run QA on mobile the week of the 17th. Let me know if there are concerns.

Type of bullets: Summary (key points)

How many? As many as needed

Example 1: output

- Website relaunch moves from March 14 to March 21 because page content arrived on March 6, not February 28. - Design and the booking form are finished and tested. - The client must send final photos by March 12 to hold the new date. - Budget stays at $24,000. - Ana will run mobile QA the week of March 17.

Example 2: input

Text to turn into bullets: At Loopline I ran customer success. Built the team from 2 to 14 people over three years. Cut first-year churn from 18% to 9% by adding a 90-day onboarding program. Also helped the sales team with renewals for enterprise accounts. Set up our first customer health scores in Gainsight.

Type of bullets: Resume achievements

How many? As many as needed

Example 2: output

- Built the customer success team from 2 to 14 people over three years. - Cut first-year churn from 18% to 9% by launching a 90-day onboarding program. - Set up the company's first customer health scores in Gainsight. - Helped the sales team renew enterprise accounts. Add a number to: the health scores bullet and the enterprise renewals bullet.

Example 3: input

Text to turn into bullets: Q3 was mixed. Revenue grew 12% but churn rose from 2.1% to 2.8%, mostly among small accounts on monthly plans. Support response time improved from 9 hours to 3. We're proposing an annual-plan discount for small accounts and a check-in call at day 30.

Type of bullets: Slide bullets (very short)

How many? 5

Example 3: output

- Revenue up 12% - Churn up: 2.1% to 2.8% - Losses mostly small monthly accounts - Support response: 9 hours to 3 - Proposed: annual discount, day-30 call

Tips for better results

Pick the type that matches where the bullets are going. Slide bullets are 3 to 7 words; summary bullets are full sentences; they aren't interchangeable.
For resume bullets, paste your results with numbers. "Cut churn from 18% to 9%" survives the rewrite; a vague sentence gets flagged for a number instead of invented.
Ask for fewer bullets than you think you need. Three strong points are easier to remember than seven.
Use Action items after meetings. It lists owners and dates exactly as written and flags any task without one.

FAQ

Is this bullet point generator free?

Yes. Enter your email once to use it (you'll also get Something Big, our free weekly AI newsletter, and you can unsubscribe anytime). There's no account and no credit card.

Can it write resume bullet points?

Yes. Choose Resume achievements and it rewrites your experience into bullets that start with a strong verb and end with a result. It never invents numbers; if a bullet needs one, it tells you which.

Will it add anything that isn't in my text?

No. It only reorganizes and tightens what you paste. If your text has fewer points than the number you asked for, you get fewer bullets instead of filler.

How long can the text be?

Up to 4,000 characters, about 600 to 700 words. For longer documents, paste one section at a time.

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