Paste an AI-assisted essay draft and get it back in natural, human-sounding prose. Your thesis, evidence, quotes and citations stay where you put them.
An AI-drafted essay has a recognizable shape. The sentences are all about the same length. Every paragraph opens by restating the point and closes with a neat lesson. The same linking words turn up again and again: furthermore, moreover, in conclusion.
A reader notices that as quickly as a detector does. Changing a few words does not help, because the shape underneath is still there.
The thesis and the order of your points stay as you wrote them.
Quoted passages are left word for word.
In-text citations and references stay attached to the right claims.
Names, dates and numbers are not changed, and nothing new is invented.
A short response or a full dissertation chapter both work. The free plan takes 300 words per run, which is enough to try it on a paragraph. Paid plans take from 2,500 to 15,000 words per run, depending on the plan.
Longer papers are processed in sections and joined back together, so headings and structure survive. Changed sentences are underlined, which makes it quick to check the rewrite against your draft.
A careful pass takes a few minutes.
Schools differ on AI help. Some allow it for drafting or editing, some ask you to say when you used it, and some ban it for certain work.
The humanizer does not change which rule applies to you. Use it where AI assistance is allowed, and remember that the essay goes in under your name. Read our responsible use page.
It happens. Formal writing gets flagged more often than casual writing, and so does English written as a second language. In one widely cited study, seven detectors flagged about 61% of essays written by non-native English students as AI.
If that is you, start with the highlighted sentences in the detector. They usually share one pattern, and rewriting those few lines yourself is often enough. More in are AI detectors accurate?
You get 5,000 words free when you sign up. Paid plans start at $13.25 a month on yearly billing and take from 2,500 to 15,000 words per run, depending on the plan.
Yes. Quotes stay word for word, and citations, names, dates and numbers stay where you put them.
No. It rewrites a draft you already have. It does not add ideas, sources or content.
Nobody can promise that. Every result is scored by our own AI detector and the score is shown with the text, but different checkers often disagree about the same essay.
That depends on your school and your course. Some allow AI help for drafting or editing, some ask you to disclose it, and some ban it. Check the rule before you use any AI tool.
Yes. Long documents are processed in sections and joined back together, with headings and structure kept.
300 words per run on the free plan. Paid plans take 2,500 words per run on Basic, 5,000 on Pro and 15,000 on Max.
See which sentences in your essay read as AI. The detector is free and needs no account.