Sentence or paragraph scope
Choose whether the request should refine one sentence or reshape a full paragraph. A defined scope prevents a concise rewrite task from accidentally changing the document's structure, emphasis, or surrounding context.
Use a clear rewrite scope and audience, lock terms that must not change, and review names, facts, citations, and obligations before reusing edited language.
Set the controls that match your real use case, then review source rights and critical details before submitting.
Expected output
Input
The updated export flow introduces a review step that users should complete before sharing a generated file externally.
Output
Rewrite direction: keep the required review step and the external-sharing condition, while making the sentence easier to scan without changing responsibility.
A release-note sentence preserves its required review step and external-sharing condition while improving scanability for a product user.
Key features
Choose whether the request should refine one sentence or reshape a full paragraph. A defined scope prevents a concise rewrite task from accidentally changing the document's structure, emphasis, or surrounding context.
Set a clearer, concise, formal, friendly, or neutral direction for the actual audience. The goal is to improve readability while keeping the source meaning intact, not to make unsupported claims more persuasive.
List names, technical terms, citations, figures, or phrases that must remain unchanged. This is especially useful when a rewrite contains product terminology, policy wording, academic references, or controlled vocabulary.
The page prompts users to compare factual claims, citations, dates, legal wording, and commitments with the source. Rephrasing can improve expression, but it cannot verify accuracy or replace original authorship and integrity requirements.
Step by step
Provide a sentence or paragraph you are allowed to edit, then state the intended audience and language variant.
Choose scope, tone, and length, and list any names, terms, citations, or wording that must remain unchanged.
Read the rewrite next to the original and verify facts, obligations, quotations, and citations before using it in academic, legal, or public material.
FAQ
Paraphrasing restates the same meaning in different wording, often at a similar level of detail. Summarizing reduces information. Choose a sentence or paragraph rewrite scope when preserving the original content matters.
Add required terms, names, acronyms, figures, citations, and quoted phrases to the preservation field. Review the output against the source because protected terms can still need a human accuracy check.
Yes, tone and length controls can direct the rewrite toward formal, clear, friendly, or concise language. They should change expression, not alter evidence, commitments, or the intended factual meaning.
Use it only in line with your institution's authorship and citation rules. It should not be used to hide plagiarism, evade review, or replace your own understanding of source material.
Check names, numbers, dates, citations, quotations, defined terms, and any wording that creates a promise, obligation, or legal effect. A smooth sentence is not automatically an accurate one.
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