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Paraphrasing & Rewriting Tool

Tighten wordy writing with every edit shown and reversible.

Cuts padding: long phrases become short ones, filler words go.

The rewritten version appears here.

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Paste a paragraph

Pick a mode above and every edit will be listed so you can accept or reject it one by one.

This rewrites wording, not ideas. Every change is a substitution from a fixed list — a long phrase for a short one, a noun phrase for the verb inside it — and each one is shown to you. It will not restate an argument in genuinely new words, and it is not a way to pass someone else’s writing off as your own: if the ideas are not yours, they still need a citation.

Private by design. This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your input is processed on your own device and is not uploaded by DO101.

About the Paraphrasing & Rewriting Tool

Four rewriting modes — concise, formal, plain English and active voice — applied by substitution rules you can inspect. Long phrases become short ones, noun phrases become the verbs hiding inside them, and contractions are written out for academic work. Every single edit is listed so you can untick the ones you disagree with.

How to use it

  1. 1Paste the paragraph you want to improve.
  2. 2Pick a mode: concise, formal, plain English or active voice.
  3. 3Review the list of edits and untick any you disagree with.
  4. 4Copy the result, or replace your original text with it.

What you get

  • Concise mode: cuts padding phrases and filler words
  • Formal mode: expands contractions and replaces casual wording
  • Plain English mode: swaps heavy words for everyday ones
  • Active voice mode: finds every passive construction for you to fix
  • Word count before and after, so you can see what you saved
  • Every change listed with a reason, and reversible one by one

Frequently asked questions

Does this rewrite my text with AI?

No. It applies substitution rules from a fixed list — "due to the fact that" becomes "because", "make a decision" becomes "decide". That is why every edit can be shown and undone. It will not restate an idea in genuinely new words, because that needs to understand the idea.

Can I use this to avoid plagiarism?

No, and it is worth being clear about this. Reworded sentences carrying someone else's ideas still need a citation. Changing the words changes nothing about who the ideas belong to.

Will it make my writing sound like a person wrote it?

It makes wordy writing shorter and heavy writing plainer, which usually reads better. It is not designed to disguise the origin of text, and it does not claim to.

Is there a word limit?

No. The rules run in your browser, so the only limit is your device's memory.

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