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Article Rewriter

Refresh a long post without losing its outline. Headings and lists stay put while the prose gets reworded.

Mode
How much to change

Original

0 words · 0 / 12,000 chars

Rewrite

Your rewrite appears here, sentence by sentence.
Changed words get a caret mark. Keep any original sentence or ask for three new versions of it.

Nothing rewritten yet

Using an article rewriter the right way

The most useful job for an article rewriter is updating your own content: an old blog post that reads stiffly, a product page written in a hurry, a newsletter you want to reuse for a different audience. Rewriting other people’s articles and publishing them as your own is still copying, and Google’s spam policies name “scaled content abuse” explicitly.

A workflow that holds up

  1. Paste one section at a time with its heading, in markdown if you have it.
  2. Use Fluent for tidying, Simple for a broader audience, Formal for a whitepaper tone.
  3. Scan the carets: product names, prices, dates and statistics should never be marked as changed.
  4. Add what only you know: a real example, a screenshot, a current figure with its source.

Questions people ask

Does the article rewriter keep headings?

Yes. Markdown headings (#, ##) and list markers (-, 1.) at the start of a line are kept, so you can paste an article in markdown and get the same outline back.

How long can the article be?

Up to 12,000 characters per run, about 2,000 words. For longer pieces, rewrite one section at a time; your mode settings are remembered between runs.

Is a rewritten article safe for SEO?

Search engines such as Google say they reward helpful, original content no matter how it is produced, and treat mass-produced rewrites made to manipulate rankings as spam. Use the rewriter to improve your own drafts or update old posts, add your own knowledge, and do not republish other people's articles.

Can I rewrite someone else's article?

Rewording a copyrighted article does not make it yours. Quote and link the source, or write your own piece and use the rewriter on your own text.

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