Paraphraser

Find another way to say what you mean.

Make a bounded revision of a passage, then compare the wording with your original. Keep your intended meaning and sources in view as you edit.

Try a complete bounded result. Sign in when you want to save it.

Paraphrasing uses the same draft-and-result workspace shown here.

What you get

Revised writing with suggestions you can review before copying or applying the result.

From your material to your next step.

  1. Paste a focused passage

    Use the part of the draft you want to rephrase rather than an unrelated collection of text.

  2. Choose the editing task

    Select Paraphraser and review any instructions before generating.

  3. Compare the revision

    Check meaning, tone, and attribution, then copy or use the version you want to keep.

Make it part of the way you work.

Try a clearer sentence

Explore another phrasing when a passage is hard to follow.

Review the choice

Keep the original visible so you can decide whether the revision still says what you intended.

Start here. Save what helps.

Use a complete bounded result before signing up. Your draft stays in the editor when you change tools, and each tool keeps its own result. AI tools share a daily browser allowance; signing in or subscribing does not automatically remove that allowance.

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Know the scope

Paraphrasing does not remove the need to cite a source. Review factual details and meaning rather than treating a revision as automatically correct.

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A few useful details.

Will it change the text in my editor immediately?

No. The generated result appears separately. The explicit apply action lets you choose when to replace the editor’s input.

Can I switch to grammar checking afterward?

Yes. Use the revised text first if that is the passage you want the next tool to check.

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