Paraphrasing Tool
Plain
Everyday words, same length, same facts.
Formal
For a proposal, a policy or a letter.
Short
About half the length, nothing important dropped.
What to do with it
- Rewriting your own text for a second page is fine; rewriting someone else's is still theirs.
- Check names, numbers and claims after any rewrite.
- The short version is often the better web copy.
When one page is not enough
These tools check one thing at a time. The free SEO audit crawls a whole site and emails a report with the findings in priority order, and the paid plans turn that report into a proposal with the money at stake.
Usually run next
Paste up to 800 words. You get the corrected version and a list of the changes, each with a reason.
Open the tool Writing toolsText SummarizerPaste up to 1,500 words. A one-line summary, the key points, and a short paragraph that keeps the author's claims.
Open the tool Writing toolsWord CounterPaste anything. Words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, reading time, speaking time, and the words you use most.
Open the toolAbout the paraphrasing tool
Does it keep the facts?
It keeps names, numbers and claims and changes the wording around them. Check them anyway, as you would with an editor.
Will a rewrite rank?
Search engines reward pages that add something. A rewrite of a page that already ranks adds nothing; a rewrite of your own draft into clearer copy does.
Is my text stored?
The text and the rewrites are kept with the result for you to open by link, and deleted after ninety days unless you asked for the email.