Say the same thing, differently.
Rewrite sentences with the same meaning in different words. Free online paraphrasing tool for essays, articles and emails.
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What people say
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Real reviews from people who use the service. Emails are partly hidden, and reviews are shown in the language they were written in.
I use it to reword source material in my own voice before citing it. It keeps the meaning exact, which is the whole point — a lot of rewriters quietly change what you said.
Three LinkedIn posts a week means I repeat myself constantly. This gives me a different angle on the same sentence in one click.
I write in English for work but think in another language. Running a sentence through here shows me how a native speaker would phrase the same idea. I've learned a lot just from comparing.
Free, instant, no account. I keep the tab pinned and use it a dozen times a day while drafting.
I use it when I repeat myself. Several options to choose from.
After using it a few times, several options to choose from. I use it when I repeat myself.
In my experience, I use it when I repeat myself. The meaning holds up.
I use it to pull several title options. I can apply it sentence by sentence.
In my experience, for me, after using it a few times, I use it when I repeat myself. Several options to choose from.
Keep the source, swap the expression.
Paste the sentences
A line from your reading, or a paragraph where the same phrasing keeps coming back.
Get a new version
You get the same meaning with different words and word order. Compare it side by side with the original.
Finish in your voice
Copy the lines you like and mix in a word or two of your own — that's what makes it read naturally.
What to take care of after you reword.
Even reworded, the source still needs credit. Build it in APA, MLA or Chicago.
See how closely the reworded paragraph still matches the original on the web.
Rewording tends to leave small slips behind. Give it a final pass.
If the problem is that it sounds AI-written, not the wording, rework the whole style instead.
Questions people ask.
- Is the paraphrasing tool free?
- Yes. Sign in with Google and use the free mode — it's rule-based and doesn't use any credits.
- Does it change the meaning?
- No — it swaps wording and simplifies phrasing while keeping the original meaning.
Stuck on one sentence? Reword it now.
The rule-based mode is free after sign-in. Use a credit only when you want the AI to rebuild the sentence structure.