AI Text Humanizer
Fix the specific habits that make writing read as machine-generated — and nothing more than that.
Uses an online AI serviceInput
One run processes the whole passage at once, so for a long document go section by section to keep the voice consistent throughout.
Options
How much to change
Runs and pricing
Your first run is free. No account and no card needed.
30 runs for $4.99, shared across the summary, rewrite and de-AI tools. One-off payment — no subscription and nothing renews.
Runs are counted per request, whichever of the three tools you use. A request that fails on our side is not deducted.
Uses an online AI service
Your text is sent to an online AI service to be rewritten and therefore leaves your browser. Do not paste confidential material: contracts under review, personal data, credentials or unpublished financials.About this tool
Machine-written text has recognisable tics: every sentence sits at the same medium length, paragraphs open with the same connectives, and the same point gets restated twice in slightly different words. This tool targets those habits directly. It varies sentence length, replaces stock connectives with plainer wording, removes the restating and prefers concrete verbs over abstract noun phrases.
How to use it
- 1Paste the text that reads as machine-written.
- 2Choose how much to change: a light pass that only fixes stiff phrasing, or a thorough rewrite.
- 3Run it, then read the result out loud — anything that trips your tongue is worth a second pass.
Frequently asked questions
Will this get past an AI detector?
No claim is made about that, and it would be dishonest to make one. Detectors disagree with each other on the same text, produce different results on different days, and flag plenty of writing that no model touched. What this tool can do is verifiable: it removes the specific stylistic habits listed above. Judge the output by whether it reads better, not by a detector score.
Does it add a personal voice or opinions?
No. It is instructed not to add anecdotes, opinions or facts that were not in the source, and not to change how certain the original was. Turning your draft into someone else's voice would be inventing content. If you want a more personal tone, the rewriter's casual setting is the honest way to ask for it.
How much should I change?
Start with the light setting. Most machine-flavoured writing is only a few habits deep, and a light pass leaves your own phrasing intact. The thorough setting rewrites more freely and is the right choice when the text was generated end to end and you are keeping none of its wording anyway.