What happened
“24 participants completed the task”
Keep the number and the action. Completing the task does not mean the participants improved.
Keep your argument in view
Revise an English paper passage with the original beside it. Start with a professional tone, then check your terminology, evidence and citations.
3 tries an hour · 10 a day per network. View limits
Work on an abstract paragraph, a methods explanation or a discussion passage. Keep the full paper open so you can check definitions and surrounding claims.
Professional is selected to start. Use Light for a small language edit, or choose a stronger rewrite when you need a different sentence structure. Keep the reading level suited to your audience.
Compare numbers, units, terminology and citation markers against the source. Then read the paragraph in its original section and make your final edits before copying it back.
Read the claim, not just the sentence
Original teaching example; [3] is a sample citation marker.
In this pilot study, 24 participants completed the task. The shorter completion time may reflect practice; the study did not measure long-term effects [3].
“24 participants completed the task”
Keep the number and the action. Completing the task does not mean the participants improved.
“may reflect practice”
Keep the uncertainty. A possible explanation must not turn into an established cause.
“did not measure long-term effects [3]”
Keep the limitation and check the marker against the reference it belongs to in your own paper.
Original test example · Professional tone ·
Check the purpose, method, result and limitation separately. Clearer wording should still describe the same study, with the same level of certainty.
Keep equipment names, conditions, units and sequence precise. Leave equations and reference fields in the original document while you review the prose.
Watch the difference between an observation and an interpretation. Keep terms such as may, associated with and in this sample when they qualify the finding.
Paste a short English passage, choose your settings and submit it. Review the result beside the original, save any local edits, then copy the finished passage into your paper.
Each attempt accepts up to 1,200 words and 8,000 characters, including an active style sample. Work on shorter sections and review their transitions in the original document.
It rewrites language. You check whether each claim, statistic, source and reference is accurate and still supports the sentence.
Check every marker and quotation in the result. Keep exact quoted wording in your source document and compare it before using the passage; automated rewriting can make mistakes.
The editor accepts pasted text and local TXT or Markdown import. Keep your Word or PDF document open separately for layout, equations, reference fields and final review.
You can edit the wording of an existing abstract. Check that the revised passage has the same purpose, methods, findings and limitations, and still fits your target word count.
The free allowance is up to three attempts an hour and ten a day per network. Shared daily capacity also applies. Keep your source passage if the service is busy.
Review the text yourself and follow your journal or institution’s rules for AI-assisted editing and disclosure. Keep confidential or sensitive research out of text you submit for rewriting.