01Keep the writer in control
Start with your own draft and choose a conservative, balanced, or substantial revision direction. The requested rewrite is framed as an editable draft, so you can decide which changes preserve your intent, evidence, terminology, and personal voice.
02Match language to the audience
Set the target audience and tone before submitting, whether the text is for a client, teammate, general reader, or study group. This encourages concrete wording and an appropriate level of formality instead of a one-size-fits-all rewrite.
03Protect facts and citations
Use the preservation setting to keep quotes, references, figures, names, and technical terms visible for review. A smoother sentence should never be treated as proof that a claim is accurate, current, properly cited, or permitted to reuse.
04No detector-evasion promise
The tool is designed to improve expression, not to defeat academic integrity systems, publisher checks, or platform policies. Compare the draft with the source, disclose assistance when required, and follow the rules that apply to your school, workplace, or publication.