Keep your voice. Lose the robot tone.
Whether you drafted with AI or just write in a clean, even style, an AI detector can flag your work. humanifying tells you what reads as machine-written, then rewrites it so it sounds like you — not a model.
Editors, platforms and clients increasingly run drafts through AI detectors. The problem: those tools flag patterns, not plagiarism — so polished human writing gets caught alongside raw AI output. A single flagged paragraph can cost you a byline or a payment.
What writers use it for
Clear a false flag
Your own writing tripped a detector? See exactly which sentences read as AI and soften the tells, without flattening your style.
Polish an AI-assisted draft
Used a model to get unstuck? Keep the ideas, rewrite the phrasing so it reads like your hand wrote it.
Protect your byline
Scan before you submit to an editor or platform, so nothing comes back flagged after the fact.
Why it reads human
Most "humanizers" swap synonyms until a detector score drops, and leave you with mangled, lifeless prose. humanifying rewrites for burstiness and natural rhythm — varied sentence length, real transitions, the small imperfections people actually write with — then re-scans so you can see the score move before you trust it.
- See a document-level AI score and the specific lines that read machine-written.
- One click rewrites the flagged parts and keeps your meaning intact.
- Built-in re-scan — watch the number drop before you submit.
- Works in your browser too: highlight text in Google Docs and check it in place.
Honest about the tradeoffs
No detector is perfect, and neither is any humanizer — anyone claiming 100% is selling you something. What we give you is transparency: the score, the flagged sentences, and a rewrite you can read and edit before it goes out. You stay the author.
Try it on a paragraph you're unsure about
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