AI Text Humanizer

A rule-based pass over your text: it flags common AI clichés and suggests plainer wording. It only catches stock phrases — deep rewriting still needs a human, and it won't reliably fool AI detectors.

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A rule-based pass, not a rewrite engine

This tool runs a fixed set of rules over your text — no machine learning, no server calls. It looks for the phrases and patterns large language models lean on: filler transitions, telltale words like "delve", overused em-dashes, stacked triple lists, and (in Chinese) stock openers like 首先/其次 plus run-on sentences. Each hit comes with a concrete, conservative suggestion: delete the filler, or swap one word for a plainer one. Nothing is reworded beyond that.

How the AI-tell score works

The score is simply the number of rule hits per 1,000 characters. Under 3 is Low, 3–8 is Moderate, and above 8 is High. It measures cliché density, not whether a detector would flag your text — detectors look at statistical patterns no rule list can see. Use the score to find the rough spots, then rewrite the ideas yourself.

FAQ

What can it actually catch?
Stock AI phrases: filler transitions like "moreover" and "furthermore", telltale words like "delve", overused em-dashes, stacked "X, Y, and Z" lists, and (in Chinese) 套话 like 首先 / 其次 / 总而言之, plus overlong sentences and parallel constructions. Everything is rule-based — no machine learning involved.
What can't it catch?
It only catches stock phrases. It cannot detect AI writing that avoids clichés, it cannot deeply rewrite your ideas, and it will not reliably fool AI detectors. Deep rewriting still needs a human editor.
Does my text leave my browser?
No. The rule engine runs entirely in JavaScript on your device. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
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