Text Rewriter
Rewrite, paraphrase and refine your text. Improve readability, remove repetitive phrasing, and choose a writing style that fits your audience.
1. Enter your text
Paste a paragraph, article excerpt, essay or draft. Choose a rewrite style and review every change before using the result.
2. Rewritten result
The result is editable. Compare it with the original and restore any detail that matters.
3. Writing-style review
Check common patterns that may make writing repetitive, vague or overly polished. These are editorial signals, not proof of who wrote the text.
The review looks for selected vocabulary, generic claims, repeated structures, excessive emphasis and formatting patterns. It cannot determine whether text was written by a person or an AI.
How this tool works
The rewriting engine makes limited edits using local dictionaries and language-aware rules. It can improve some wording and formatting, but it cannot reliably understand every context or create entirely new prose from a prompt.
Can this tool make AI text sound human?
It can help edit repetitive phrasing and improve readability. It cannot guarantee that text will sound human to every reader or evade AI detection. The most useful improvements usually come from adding genuine experience, precise details, and your own reasoning.
What is the Wikipedia guide used for?
The tool's review checklist is informed by the Wikipedia Signs of AI Writing guide, including observations about vague claims, promotional language, repeated structures, overemphasis and formatting. The guide is descriptive, not a definitive test of authorship.
Does it use an API or upload my text?
The rewriting and review functions in this snippet run in your browser. No external AI API or rewriting server is used. Your browser, extensions and website environment may have their own independent behavior.
Will it preserve facts and citations?
The tool does not intentionally add factual claims, but simple text transformations can still affect meaning or punctuation. Always verify names, numbers, quotations, citations and technical terms after rewriting.