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Use this AI rewording tool to rewrite sentences and paragraphs while keeping your meaning. Choose your tone and strength, then review the result.
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A CLEARER WAY TO SAY IT
A rewording tool helps you express an existing idea in different words. Use Rewording to explore clearer phrasing, adjust the tone of a draft or find another way to explain a sentence. You stay in control of the final wording.
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Make an awkward line easier to follow or explore an alternative opening. For a focused rewrite, use Paraphrase and compare the changes.
Reduce repetition and improve the flow between ideas. Work through longer drafts in passages so that each paragraph keeps its place in the argument.
Match your language to the audience, from an academic explanation to a professional message. The grammar checker can help you review a draft after rewriting.
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Both express an idea in different words. Rewording often focuses on the wording of a sentence, while paraphrasing can reshape a passage more broadly. Read our guide to rewording and paraphrasing for examples.
Start with a light rewrite. Compare the result with the original and check who did what, when it happened, and how certain the original claim was. If you reword someone else’s idea, credit the original source.
Try Natural Tone, a lower Strength and General Style for a light revision. Increase Strength when you want a different structure, then compare the result with your original. For more help, explore the frequently asked questions.
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Bring a draft into a workspace where you can shape the outline, refine a passage, and keep the versions you want to return to.
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Rewrite sentences; keep paragraph structure.
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A rewording tool rewrites sentences or paragraphs with a different expression. In Rewording, choose Tone, Strength and Style, then review the result against your original. Learn about rewording and paraphrasing.
Start with a lower Strength for small changes. Compare names, numbers and key points with the original before you use the result. Keep source credits and citations where they are needed.
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