Paste a sentence, a paragraph or a full draft. The AI rewriter changes how it is written and keeps what it says, then shows an AI detector score next to the result.
It changes the writing. Sentences stop being the same length. The stock linking words go. Paragraphs no longer open with a summary and close with a lesson.
It leaves the content. Names, numbers, dates, quotes and citations stay exactly as they were, and so does the order of your argument. Nothing is invented and nothing you wrote is dropped.
Changed sentences are underlined in the result, so you can compare the rewrite with your draft line by line.
Use it at whatever size you need. Rewrite one awkward sentence, fix the paragraph that sounds generated, or run a complete draft.
The free plan takes 300 words per run. Paid plans take from 2,500 to 15,000 words per run, depending on the plan. Long documents are processed in sections and joined back together, with their structure intact.
A paraphrasing tool swaps words for synonyms and keeps the same sentence shapes. The text is different on the surface and identical underneath, which is why paraphrased AI text usually still reads as AI.
An AI text rewriter has to do more than that. It has to rebuild the sentence: change where it starts, how long it runs and what it leads into. That is the part a person does without thinking, and the part this tool is built for.
Reports, proposals and replies that sound like you wrote them.
Drafts that read like a person, not a template.
Your argument and citations kept. See the essay humanizer.
Stiff, literal sentences turned into natural English.
For a short piece you can do it yourself. These changes do most of the work.
The full method is in how to humanize AI text.
You get 5,000 words free when you sign up. Paid plans start at $13.25 a month on yearly billing.
Yes. Paste as little or as much as you need. Longer text gives the rewriter more to work with, so a full paragraph usually comes out better than one sentence on its own.
Yes. It is built for AI drafts, but it accepts any English prose.
No. It changes how things are said, not what is said. Facts, numbers, names, quotes and citations are kept as they were.
Not quite. A paraphrasing tool mostly swaps words and keeps the sentence shapes. The AI rewriter rebuilds the sentences, which is what makes the text read differently.
Every result is scored by our own AI detector and the score is shown with the text. No tool can guarantee a result on every detector.
English.
Check it first with the free AI detector. It shows which sentences read as AI.