Humanize AI Text
Paste your text and the editor strips what gives away a machine: stock phrases, filler and repetitive structure. Your meaning and facts stay in place.
What gets removed
Phrases such as "in today's fast-paced world", "it is important to note" and "delve into", "not just X but Y" constructions, decorative lists of three, vague claims like "experts say", and closing lines that repeat the paragraph.
What stays
Names, numbers, dates, quotes, code and links stay as they are. The editor deletes rather than adds: no new opinions, jokes or examples. After editing, we compare the numbers in both versions and warn you if one changed.
Choose the type of text
Marketing copy gets the full treatment, while academic, legal and business text keeps its formal wording and only loses empty phrases. Fiction keeps the author's voice.
Reread the result
A language model does the editing, so it can miss something or change a nuance. Read the text before you publish it, especially figures and claims.
Questions and answers
Will it pass AI detectors?
We do not promise that. Detectors often disagree and make mistakes. This tool improves the writing itself by removing machine habits.
Is it free?
Yes, within the daily limit for the free model. Long texts are edited in parts, and each part counts toward that limit.
How long can the text be?
Up to 20,000 characters. Long texts are processed in parts, and you see the progress as it goes.
Does it work in other languages?
This page is for English. Spanish and Serbian have their own versions with their own stock phrases.
Do you change my facts?
The editor is told to copy numbers, dates and names exactly. After editing, the tool compares the numbers and warns you about any difference, but reread names and claims yourself.