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Academic for a history paper. Professional for a note to your manager. Casual for a message to a friend. Standard keeps the tone you already have.
The free plan gives you one rewrite in the Standard tab, with its numbers, names and quotations checked. Paid plans write three rewrites and keep the best one that passes the checks. They also add the other tabs, the Deep strength and your own touch.
Start with a draft that already makes your point. The humanizer changes how it sounds, not what it says.
Paste your text, or upload a Word file or PDF of up to 2 MB.
Standard keeps your tone. The other tabs write for a particular reader.
Press Humanize. Next to the rewrite you get a Before and After reading from our detector, plus a note on any fact that may have changed.
Changed sentences are highlighted. Tap one to see what it said before or to rewrite it again. Hide changes takes the color off before you copy.
An AI humanizer rewrites machine-sounding text so it reads like a person wrote it. Ours breaks up the even rhythm that chat models fall into and cuts stock openers like "It is important to note". Your argument and your sources stay where they were.
Before you see a rewrite, Textlume holds it up against your original. Numbers and the words that qualify them, like "about" or "at least", have to come through unchanged, and so do names and quotations. If one slipped, it gets put back. If a fact still can't be confirmed, the result says so and tells you what to check.
Sometimes rewriting by hand is the better call. If the draft doesn't yet say anything you believe, smoother wording won't fix that.
Paid plans write three versions on every run and keep the best one that passes the fact checks.
Academic for a history paper. Professional for a note to your manager. Casual for a message to a friend. Standard keeps the tone you already have.
The Deep strength can reorder sentences and cut side detail. Your main points stay, and the result lists every detail it left out.
Give it up to 400 characters of your own, like an example from class, and the rewrite works it in. On Pro, the Custom tab follows a sample of your own writing.
It is worth noting that the spring fundraiser successfully raised $4,200 for the school library. Furthermore, this result shows the strong commitment of the parent community.
The spring fundraiser brought in $4,200 for the school library. This result shows how much the parents cared.
The filler goes and the rhythm loosens. The $4,200 comes through exactly as written.
Before: "It could be argued that the findings appear to indicate that sleep has an effect on exam performance." After: "The findings suggest sleep affects exam performance."
Before: "I wanted to reach out to let you know that the Q3 budget has now been finalized and approved." After: "The Q3 budget is approved."
Before: "I would like to extend an invitation to you for a gathering at my place on Saturday." After: "Want to come over Saturday?"
Run a paragraph from a real draft and judge the result yourself.
Humanize up to 150 words at a time, one run a day. You don't need an account or a card, and the count resets at midnight UTC.
Paste the wording you want into Google Docs or Word, where your formatting already lives.
Word packs are one-off purchases on any account, free ones included, and last 12 months from your latest top-up. See plans and packs.
A smoother first sentence proves little. Ask any AI to human text converter these questions.
| Textlume | Ask elsewhere | |
|---|---|---|
| Which version you get | Paid plans write three and keep the best one that passes the fact checks. | First attempt, or picked for a reason? |
| Fact checks | Figures and names are checked against your original, and any that may differ are flagged. | Will it tell you when it changed a figure? |
| Seeing the edits | Changed sentences are highlighted and changed words underlined. | Can you spot a one-word edit? |
| Detector reading | Before and After from our own AI detector, which often keeps After high. | Was the detector trained on rewritten text? |
Revise an essay you drafted from your own notes, where your school's policy allows it.
A grad student from Korea can smooth out a stiff abstract and keep every "may" that marks a careful finding.
Make a status update easy to scan, then check the deadline survived.
Loosen a rushed blog intro, then add a detail only you know.
An engineer from Brazil can check that a client email sounds natural.
A PTA announcement or a thank-you note. Read it aloud before you send it.
It rewrites text so it reads less like a machine wrote it. Sentence lengths start to vary and stock phrases go, while your point stays. It won't add knowledge or test your argument.
Yes. Textlume gives you one free humanizer run a day of up to 150 words, without an account. It uses the Standard tab and runs the same fact checks as paid runs.
Paste your draft, choose a tab and run it. Read the highlighted changes against your original, numbers first. Then add something only you could write, like an example from your class or your job.
Pick by reader. Academic suits essays and research papers. Professional suits emails to a manager or a client, and Casual suits notes to friends. Standard keeps your tone when only the phrasing feels stiff.
It checks them on every run. Each rewrite is compared with your original for numbers and their qualifiers, for names and for quotations. A changed fact is put back. If one can't be confirmed, the result tells you which kind of problem it found. Read figures and citations yourself before you hand anything in.
They're two readings from Textlume's own AI detector, one of your original and one of the rewrite. It learned from rewritten text, so After often stays high. Other detectors work differently, and Textlume makes no promise about how they'll score it.
That depends on your school's rules. Many schools limit AI help, so read the policy and disclose AI use when you're asked to. Use the humanizer on your own drafts and on ideas you can explain yourself.
It can help, but nobody can promise it, and we don't. Detectors are trained differently and often disagree. Our own AI detector frequently still reads a rewrite as AI. If a detector result matters, the safer route is writing that's really yours.
Up to 150 words in one run a day. Paid plans include 10,000 words a month on Basic, 25,000 on Plus and 50,000 on Pro. For a longer text, split it at paragraph breaks and run the stiffest part first.
When the draft has no argument of your own yet, a rewrite only polishes borrowed thinking. Hand edits also win on legal or medical text, where one word can change the meaning. If your assignment bans AI help, write it yourself.
A paraphraser gives you another wording in a mode you pick, often one sentence at a time. The humanizer rewrites the whole passage for rhythm and tone, then checks your facts. Use the paraphrasing tool when one sentence needs a new angle.
English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, Hindi, Indonesian, Polish and Turkish. It writes in the language of your text and doesn't translate. Take more time works on English only.
Paste a paragraph you care about, pick the tone your reader expects and see what changes.