Paraphrase text — reword it your way.
A free AI paraphrasing tool that rewrites your text to be more fluent, formal, simpler, shorter or longer — while keeping your meaning and facts intact. It's the same rewrite engine behind Humanize, just pointed at a different goal: clearer writing, not detection.
Free with a free account — it shares the rewriter's daily allowance (3 runs/day in beta). New here? Create the account first. ← Back to the scanner
Pick the change you want — the words follow.
Each mode rewrites the whole text toward one goal, keeping what you mean. Review every version before you use it.
Fluent
Smooths awkward phrasing and grammar into natural English — the go-to for a second-language draft.
Formal
Tightens a casual draft into a professional register: precise words, no slang, no contractions.
Simplify
Short sentences, common words, one idea at a time — clear enough for any reader.
Shorten
Cuts filler and repetition, keeps every key point — for when it has to fit.
Expand
Adds detail and explanation to a thin draft — without inventing facts.
Humanize
Sibling toolThe detector-guided cousin: rewrites only the parts that read machine-written. See Humanize →
Same engine. Different job.
People ask what separates a paraphraser from a "humanizer." Not much under the hood — the difference is the goal.
Paraphraser
Rewords for tone, clarity or length. Detection-agnostic — it's the everyday writing tool: reword a clunky sentence, formalize an email, simplify a paragraph, trim a page.
Humanize
A paraphrase tuned by our own detector to read less machine-written — and it's selective, rewriting only the paragraphs that flag, leaving your own voice alone.
The paraphraser, in plain terms.
What is an AI paraphrasing tool?
It rewrites text to say the same thing in different words — different vocabulary and structure, same meaning. Reword for clarity, shift tone, avoid repetition, or shorten and expand a draft.
How is it different from Humanize?
Same rewrite engine, different goal. Paraphrasing rewords for tone, clarity or length and is detection-agnostic. Humanize is a paraphrase pointed at our own detector so the result reads less machine-written — and it only touches the parts that flag.
Will it be free?
Yes — a free account will include up to 15 short rewrites a day, with larger volumes on a paid plan. It shares one word budget with Humanize, so your daily allowance covers both.
Does paraphrasing change the meaning?
No. The whole point is to keep your meaning and facts while changing the wording — and you review every rewrite before using it.