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Paraphrasing Tool

Rewrites your text in different words with the same meaning, in six modes from simpler to more formal.

Processed on our server. The text is sent to our server to be processed and is not stored. Free, no account.

How it works

The paragraph is not working and you have read it too many times to see why. Paste up to 600 words, pick a mode, and the tool returns a rewrite beside your original: standard, fluent, formal, simple, shorter or longer. Compare line by line before you use it.

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    Paste up to 600 words and choose a mode: standard, fluent, formal, simple, shorter or longer.

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    A hosted language model rewrites it under fixed rules: keep every fact, number, name and quotation; add nothing; stay in the same language.

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    The result appears next to the original so you can compare them line by line.

What it does not do

  • Read the result before you use it. A language model can change a nuance even under strict rules.

  • There is a shared daily capacity. When it is used up the tool says so and resets at midnight UTC.

  • Rewording someone else's work does not make it yours. Cite the source.

When a source is busy or a site does not answer, this tool says so. It never fills the gap with a guess.

Questions

Does it keep numbers, names and quotes?

The rules given to the model say to keep every fact, number, name and quotation, add nothing and stay in the same language. That is the instruction, not a guarantee. A language model can shift a nuance while following the rules, so read the result against the original before you use it.

Why did I get no result?

The rewrite runs on a shared daily capacity. When that capacity is used up, the tool says so instead of returning text, and it resets at midnight UTC. Nothing is wrong with your text. Wait for the reset or come back the next day.

Can I use the rewrite without crediting the source?

No. Rewording someone else's work does not make it yours. The tool changes the words, not the ownership, and the rules it works under do not check where the text came from. If the text is not yours, cite the source when you publish it.

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