Rewrite a paragraph clearer, shorter, or in a different tone.
This one sends your text to a server to be rewritten. It is held in memory for a second or two and never kept. If that is wrong for a particular document, don't use this one.
Rewriting…
This tool sends your text to a server to be rewritten. It is held in memory for the second or two that takes, never written to disk, and never kept afterwards.
Takes something you have already written and gives it back clearer, shorter, or in a different tone. Paste a paragraph, pick one of five, and read what comes back next to the original.
It is deliberately five buttons rather than a box you type instructions into. An open prompt makes this a chatbot that happens to be free, and the five cover what people actually want from a paragraph they are unhappy with: it is too long, too stiff, too apologetic, or it simply is not landing.
Your original is never overwritten. The rewrite appears beside it and stays there until you press Use this, because a rewrite you cannot compare against is one you have to trust blindly — and quietly changing what a sentence meant is exactly the failure to watch for.
Usually the problem is hedging. Confident strips the 'just', the 'I think' and the 'sorry to bother you' without turning it rude.
A description with a character limit, a message that has become three paragraphs. Shorter cuts padding rather than content, and keeps every figure and commitment.
Formal for a client or a landlord, friendly for a colleague. Useful when you are writing in a second language and know the words but not the temperature.
Clearer prefers plain words and shorter sentences. Often the quickest way to see what you were actually trying to say.
Up to 10,000 characters — a long email or a few pages.
Clearer, shorter, formal, friendly or confident. One at a time; you can try another straight afterwards.
Both are on screen together. Check the facts, the figures and the meaning — that is the part worth your attention.
Use this moves the rewrite into the input so you can run another pass on it. Nothing is changed until you do.
It is instructed not to, and it is good at keeping facts, names, figures and commitments intact — but read it. A rewrite that shifts a meaning slightly is the one failure that matters here, and the original stays on screen specifically so you can check rather than hope.
Because an instruction box turns this into a general-purpose chatbot with somebody else paying for it, and every request becomes a place where your text and your instructions are indistinguishable. Five fixed rewrites cover what people actually ask for, and keep the tool free.
No. It rewrites what you give it and will not add facts or arguments that are not there. If you paste one sentence you get one sentence back, not three paragraphs of invention.
Yes — this is one of the few tools here that leaves your device. Rewriting needs a model far too large to run in a browser tab. Your text is held in memory for the second or two the request takes and is never written to disk or kept. If a document is sensitive enough that this matters, don't use this one.
Yes. It replies in the language you wrote in — paste French, get French back. The tones translate sensibly across the languages it handles well.
10,000 characters at a time, and a daily allowance per visitor which the tool shows you. Each rewrite costs us money, so a free tool with no account needs a ceiling or it becomes somebody's free API.