AI Text Rewriter
Rewrite your draft with the same AI editor as Rewrite. Three successful anonymous rewrites are shared with Rewrite and the humanizer; account runs use input words.
Rewrite or humanize a draft, inspect or clean Unicode, tidy em dashes and Markdown, compare texts and count words. Every tool takes your own text and works without an account; each page says whether it runs in your browser or on the server.
Rewrite your draft with the same AI editor as Rewrite. Three successful anonymous rewrites are shared with Rewrite and the humanizer; account runs use input words.
Rewrite a draft in natural register with the shared AI editor. Same free trial and word balance as Rewrite; nothing runs locally.
Which models watermark the text they generate is a separate question, with a different answer for each provider. See the watermark database.
What the engine is, what it keeps and for how long are questions about the product rather than about one tool. Read the general FAQ.
Every tool on this page accepts your own text; none of them shows a fixed sample in place of your input. Each tool page says, before you paste anything, whether the work happens in your browser or on the server, and a sample is only ever loaded when you ask for it.
Tools labelled “Local processing” at the top of their page inspect, clean, compare or count text in your browser, without uploading or storing your input. Tools built on the shared GenPolish AI service send a submitted draft to the server and use the same rewriting service and workspace as Rewrite; their page says so above the editor, and nothing is sent until you submit.
The browser-only tools need JavaScript, but no account. The AI editor offers a limited anonymous trial; signed-in runs use your available word balance, and its form also supports submission without JavaScript through Rewrite. Following a link between tools, or to the editor, never transfers your text.
Try the editor without signing in. See every suggested change and choose what to keep. Saving documents and revision history requires an account.