Paste in a sentence or paragraph and get it back in different words with the same meaning. Pick a tone if you want it more formal, more casual, or in plainer language, and choose how much of a rewrite you want, from a light pass on the wording to a full restructure.
When it helps
- Reworking a sentence you've repeated too many times in the same piece of writing.
- Adjusting the tone of something you wrote quickly, before sending it on.
- Saying a technical or academic point in plainer words for a different reader.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between Light, Standard, and Heavy?
Light keeps close to your original sentence structure and just swaps in different words. Standard rewrites more freely where it improves the flow. Heavy restructures sentences and paragraph order while keeping the meaning the same.
Will the meaning stay exactly the same?
That's the goal, though it only works from what you gave it and won't verify facts or add information. The higher the rewrite intensity, the more the sentence structure changes, so it's worth reading the result back, especially for anything with specific numbers, names, or technical terms.
Can I make it sound more formal or more casual?
Yes. Pick a tone before paraphrasing: Formal for something more polished, Casual for something more conversational, or Simple for plain, easy-to-read wording.
Is this a way to get past a plagiarism checker?
No. This rewrites wording, it isn't a way to launder someone else's work as your own. If you're paraphrasing a source for an assignment, you still need to cite it. It's meant for saying something in your own words when you already know what you want to say.