Make AI-assisted drafts read like a person wrote them

What the basic mode changes, exactly

The local mode applies a fixed set of rules, so you always know what happened to your text:

• Removes empty openers such as "In today's fast-paced world," and "It is important to note that", which add words but no meaning.
• Swaps stock vocabulary for plain words: "leverage" and "utilize" become "use", "delve into" becomes "look at", "robust" becomes "solid", "plays a crucial role in" becomes "matters a lot for", "in order to" becomes "to".
• Replaces stiff transitions: "Furthermore," becomes "Also,", "Moreover," becomes "Plus,", "In conclusion," becomes "So,".
• Adds contractions: "do not" becomes "don't", "it is" becomes "it's", the way most people write informally.
• Splits very long sentences of more than 34 words at a comma near the middle, and fixes capitalization after each change.

The counter under the result tells you how many replacements were made. Spanish, German, French and Portuguese pages use rule sets for those languages.

Before and after

Before:
In today's fast-paced world, it is important to note that
remote teams must leverage robust tools in order to
communicate. Furthermore, clear documentation plays a
crucial role in productivity.

After (basic mode):
Remote teams must use solid tools to communicate. Also,
clear documentation matters a lot for productivity.

The second version is shorter and plainer, but notice what it does not do: it adds no example, no opinion, no detail from your own experience. That part is your job, and it is what really makes writing sound human.

Use it ethically

Making a draft read better is legitimate. Disguising AI-generated work as your own where that is prohibited is not. Do not use this tool to submit AI-written essays, exams or theses as your own work, to get around a teacher's or publisher's AI policy, or to pass off generated reviews and testimonials as genuine. Many schools, journals and clients require you to disclose AI assistance; follow those rules even when nobody could tell.

Good uses include smoothing an AI-assisted email before sending it, cleaning up a first draft you will rewrite anyway, removing filler from product copy you wrote with an assistant, and learning which phrases make text sound robotic so you stop using them.

When to use the AI rewrite instead

Rules can only fix words, not rhythm. If your text is a wall of same-length sentences, the AI rewrite (shown when the site owner enables AI mode) will vary sentence length, prefer concrete words and remove clichés, while keeping the meaning, facts, names, numbers and language of the original and adding no new claims. It is still a draft: check every sentence against your source.

To see whether your edits changed the style signals, run the before and after versions through the AI text detector, keeping in mind that its score is only an estimate. Even better, prevent robotic drafts in the first place: a prompt that sets a tone and gives an example of your style, built with the prompt generator, produces text that needs much less fixing.