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This is the AI paraphraser in the toolkit: paste a passage, choose how far you want it moved, and get it back saying the same thing in different words. An AI powered paraphrasing tool is only as good as its judgement about what to leave alone, so this one holds names, numbers, dates and links steady while it rebuilds the sentences around them. Nine modes, a synonyms slider and a freeze control decide how much actually changes.
Three steps, and the third one is where the work actually happens.
Type it, paste it, or upload a PDF, DOCX, TXT or Markdown file. There is no sign-up and nothing to install.
Nine modes set the register — Standard, Fluency, Formal, Academic, Simple, Creative, Shorten, Expand or a Custom instruction you write yourself. The synonyms slider decides whether the AI rewrite is light, balanced or extensive.
Every changed word is highlighted, so you can see at a glance what moved and what did not. Click any word for alternatives, freeze the ones that must stay, edit the result in place, or step back to an earlier version.
Protect names & numbers is on by default, so a figure like 3.4 kg, a date, a citation or an organisation never quietly becomes something else. This is the single most common way a rewritten passage goes wrong.
Changed words are highlighted against the original. Nothing else in this category shows you the diff, and it is the fastest way to catch a rewrite that went further than you wanted.
Click a term — a defined phrase, a product name, a piece of jargon with no synonym — and freeze it. It survives every subsequent run.
Light keeps close to your wording. Balanced restructures sentences. Extensive rebuilds them. The slider is the honest version of “how different do you need this to be?”
Use the AI sentence rewriter on one awkward line, or run several paragraphs through at once. The controls are the same either way.
Rewrite in the language you wrote in, or pick another. Across 73 regional variants, so British and American English are handled as the different registers they are.
The result comes back with every altered word highlighted against your original, so a paraphrase is something you can check rather than something you have to trust.
“Rewrite this” is not one instruction. Making a sentence plainer and making it more formal are opposite jobs, so they are separate modes.
Standard mode at Balanced, unedited. The source is a made-up summary of a research finding, chosen because it is full of the things a careless rewrite breaks.
A 2024 review by the Cochrane Collaboration found that intermittent fasting produced a mean weight loss of 3.4 kg over 12 weeks, but the authors noted that the evidence base was small and the results may not hold in larger populations. Adherence, rather than the fasting protocol itself, appeared to be the strongest predictor of outcome.
A 2024 Cochrane Collaboration review reported that intermittent fasting led to an average weight loss of 3.4 kg after 12 weeks, though the authors cautioned that the evidence pool was limited and the findings might not apply to larger groups. Compliance, rather than the specific fasting regimen, seemed to be the most significant factor influencing results.
The sentences were rebuilt — clause order changed, “produced” became “led to”, “Adherence” became “Compliance” — while 2024, Cochrane Collaboration, 3.4 kg and 12 weeks came through untouched. The hedges survived too: may not hold became might not apply, which is the same strength of claim.
The mode is not decoration. Simple and Formal pull in opposite directions, and picking the wrong one is why a rewrite can come back worse than what you started with. Six are free; three are part of Pro.
Natural rewrite at the same level of formality. The default, and the right answer most of the time.
Smoother, more natural, error-free wording. The mode for a second-language draft that says the right thing awkwardly.
Polished and professional. Contractions go, hedges firm up, the register lifts.
Precise, objective, scholarly. Built for a literature review rather than a blog post.
Plain words and shorter sentences. The one to reach for when the original is jargon.
Fresh vocabulary and varied structure. The furthest from your original wording.
Say the same thing in fewer words, without dropping a fact.
Fuller sentences, no new facts. It elaborates what is there; it does not invent.
Describe the style you want in your own words and it follows the instruction.
Almost every page about paraphrasing blurs these two, then answers questions about the second while saying “your text”. The rules are completely different, so it is worth being clear which one you are doing.
No citation, no integrity question, no one to credit. Use any mode as freely as you like — this is editing, and rewriting your own sentence until it reads properly is just writing.
The only two risks are meaning drift and losing your voice, and both are visible in the highlighted diff. If you are working in a second language, rewriting your own draft into clearer English raises no integrity question at all — the ideas were always yours.
You still cite it. The citation is for the idea, not the wording, so it is required even if you changed every single word. This is the rule people most often get wrong, and it is why “I paraphrased it” is not a defence.
The structure has to genuinely change, not just the vocabulary. And where the exact wording is the point — a definition, a legal phrase, a line someone will be held to — quote it instead.
There is a name for a rewrite that swaps synonyms into somebody else’s sentence frame. Universities teach it. No other tool in this category mentions it.
A rewrite rarely breaks a passage loudly. It shifts the strength of a claim by one notch and reads perfectly well afterwards.
Compliance, rather than the specific fasting regimen, seemed to be the most significant factor influencing results.
Compliance, rather than the specific fasting regimen, emerged as the most significant factor influencing results.
Two real runs of the same sentence. Seemed to be reports an impression; emerged as reports a finding. In a summary of research that is a different claim, and it is the kind of thing that survives proofreading because nothing is misspelled. Read the hedges — may, appeared, suggests, tends to — before you accept any paraphrase of a source.
It is the most searched thing in this category and the least honestly answered, so here is the plain version.
An AI article rewriter will reword a competitor’s post into something a duplicate-content check will not flag. That part works, and every tool selling “plagiarism-free output” is describing this.
The reporting, the research and the ideas did not change hands because the sentences did. Search engines have been ranking on originality rather than word-level uniqueness for years, and rewritten copy has nothing new to offer.
Use it on your own drafts: a version that reads better, a section shortened, a technical passage made plain. That is the job this AI text rewriter is built for, and it is the one with an outcome.
If you need the passage in your work and it belongs on this list, quote it and cite it. That is the correct move, not a fallback.
Bring a source into your own words for a literature review, then cite it. The highlighted diff makes it easy to check you have restructured rather than reworded.
Make a technical paragraph plain for a client, tighten a report that runs long, or lift the register of something written in a hurry.
Say what you meant to say. Rewriting your own English draft into clearer English is editing, and it raises no integrity question at all — the ideas were always yours.
Sometimes the problem is not the tool. Here is what to try before you reach for synonyms.
A sentence that resists rewriting is usually two sentences wearing one coat. Break it at the comma and both halves get easier.
If the action is hidden in a noun — carried out an assessment of — put it back in the verb: assessed. Most awkward sentences are one nominalisation away from fine.
Then type what you said. Typing rewrite my sentence AI into a search box usually means one specific line is stuck — and when the result still sounds off, the structure is the problem, not the vocabulary.
Of the nine modes, Simple is the one that reliably rescues a tangled line, because it shortens and unpacks rather than decorating.
Using one to rewrite your own draft is editing, and no institution objects to that. Using one on someone else’s work without citing them is plagiarism — exactly as it would be if you had reworded it by hand. The tool does not change what is and is not allowed; it just makes both faster.
Yes. The citation credits the idea, not the wording, so it is required even when no words are shared with the source. This is the rule people most often get wrong.
Keeping the original author’s sentence structure and order of ideas while swapping individual words for synonyms. Most institutions treat it as plagiarism even when every word has changed. A real paraphrase restructures the sentence, not just its vocabulary.
Enough that the structure and the order of ideas are yours. Lay your version over the original: if the clauses still line up one for one, it is patchwriting no matter how many synonyms you used. And if the passage is someone else’s, it needs a citation regardless of how much changed.
Completely. There is nobody to credit and no integrity question — it is editing. Use any mode as freely as you like. The only things to watch are meaning drift and losing your own voice, and the highlighted diff shows you both.
Yes — it is a free AI rewrite tool with no account needed, within a per-run word allowance shown next to the editor. Six of the nine modes and two of the three synonym levels are free; Academic, Creative, Custom and Extensive are part of Pro. The pricing page has the detail.
Not by default. Protect names & numbers is switched on, which holds figures, dates, proper nouns and links exactly as you typed them. You can also click any individual word and freeze it so it survives every run.
You should not, and we would rather say so plainly. Rewording text specifically so a similarity report will not flag it is treated as a separate offence from the copying itself. Being undetected is not the same as being honest. Paraphrase the source properly and cite it — that is both allowed and easier.
Quote when the exact wording is the point. Paraphrase when the idea matters and the wording does not. Summarise when only the gist is needed and the detail is not. All three require a citation when the source is not yours.
Yes. Rephraser, paraphraser, reworder and rewriter all describe the same job: saying the same thing in different words. The distinctions are marketing, not method.
Both. Use the AI sentence rewriter on one awkward line, or paste several paragraphs and run them together. There is a word allowance per run, and you can upload a PDF, DOCX, TXT or Markdown file rather than pasting.
Rewriting your own article to read better is worth doing. Rewriting someone else’s to republish is not: the ideas and the reporting are still theirs, and search engines have ranked on originality rather than word-level uniqueness for years. Reworded copy has nothing new to offer a reader.
Yes, in 64 languages across 73 regional variants, or it will detect the language you pasted. British and American English are handled as separate variants, since they are different registers rather than the same one.
It is sent in order to produce the rewrite and is not stored as text afterwards. Your work is saved in your own browser so you can come back to it. See the privacy policy for the detail.
Summarise instead when you only need the gist, check the grammar of what you have rewritten, or shift the register with the tone changer. One plan covers all of them, including the ones we have not built yet.
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