How it works

1. Paste the text you want to rewrite (up to 1,000 words per run).
2. Pick a mode: Standard for everyday rewording, Formal for professional writing, Simple for plain language.
3. Click Paraphrase and copy your rewritten text.

Why people use the Paraphrasing Tool

Rewriting study notes and assignments

Turn dense textbook passages into words you actually understand, or reword your own draft so it reads more naturally. Paraphrasing your sources properly and citing them is a core academic skill.

Emails and work writing

Formal mode turns a rough draft into something you can send to a client or manager. Simple mode does the opposite. It strips jargon so anyone can follow.

Saying the same thing a fresh way

Social captions, product descriptions, bios. When you have stared at a sentence too long, Creative mode gives you variations to pick from.

Frequently asked questions

Is it free?

Yes. You get a daily allowance of free words, no signup required. The counter under the input shows what you have used today.

Will it change the meaning of my text?

The tool is instructed to preserve meaning while changing the wording. Always read the output before you use it anywhere important, especially for facts, names, and numbers.

Does paraphrasing avoid plagiarism?

No. Rewording someone else's ideas without credit is still plagiarism. Use the paraphrase to improve clarity, and cite your source. Our Citation Generator can format the reference for you.