About AI Humanizer
Text from ChatGPT or Gemini is often correct but easy to spot: every sentence has the same rhythm, the same connectors come back again and again, and paragraphs open with a line that says nothing. This tool rewrites your text the way an experienced editor would, and leaves the meaning alone. Numbers, dates, names, links and quotes stay exactly as you wrote them, and nothing new is added: no extra facts, examples or claims.
You choose a style for your reader: Natural for articles and blog posts, Formal for business letters and reports, Casual for friendly messages, and Academic for essays and research summaries. The Arabic page has five more styles, including Gulf dialect. The tool runs on credits: up to 500 words costs 2 credits and 501 to 800 words costs 3, and the price is printed on the button before you press it. A new account gets 2 free credits once the email is confirmed, so you can test it on your own text before paying anything.
Why use it
- Facts stay put: numbers, amounts, dates, names, links and quotes come back unchanged.
- Four English styles here and five Arabic styles on the Arabic page, including Gulf dialect.
- A fixed price shown before each run, and an automatic refund if a run fails.
- The structure is kept: paragraphs stay paragraphs, lists stay lists, headings stay where they were.
- We do not store your text or the result; we log only the word count, style and credits used.
How to use
Sign in
Press “Sign in and try it free” and type your email to get a one-time sign-in link, or continue with Google. New accounts get 2 credits after confirming the email.
Pick a style
Choose Natural, Formal, Casual or Academic. If you are not sure, start with Natural and try another style on the same paragraph.
Paste your text and check the price
Paste 15 to 800 words. The word count appears under the box, and the price on the button changes to 3 credits once the text passes 500 words.
Run it and review
Press “Humanize text” and wait a few seconds. Copy the result or download it as a text file, and read it through before you publish, especially terms specific to your field.
Examples
A ChatGPT paragraph for a shop blog
A paragraph that opens with “In the ever-evolving world of e-commerce” and ends with “In conclusion…”. In Natural style the empty opener and closer disappear and the useful part stays: “Orders over $50 ship free and arrive within three working days.”
A quick email made formal
A rushed note to a client with repeated phrases and contractions. In Formal style it becomes a polite, well-ordered email, while the invoice number, amount and due date stay exactly the same.
A product update in a friendly voice
A dry release note for an app. In Casual style it reads like a message from the team, and the version number, feature names and release date are kept as they are.
A study summary for a class
Notes summarising a paper, written in short bullet-like sentences. In Academic style they become connected, objective prose. The tool does not add citations or data that were not in your notes.
| Style | Good for | What changes |
|---|---|---|
| Natural | Articles, blog posts and website copy | Lighter connectors, varied sentence length, filler removed |
| Formal | Business letters, reports and official emails | Polite, precise wording with no slang or contractions |
| Casual | Friendly emails, updates and social posts | Conversational tone with contractions, still correct |
| Academic | Essays, abstracts and research summaries | Objective, connected prose; no invented sources |
Tips
- Split long texts into parts under 500 words: each part costs 2 credits and is easier to check.
- Check names, product names and technical terms in the result; they matter most to keep accurate.
- If a result is close to what you want, use “Rewrite the result again” in another style instead of starting over.
- Remove private details the wording does not need, such as phone numbers or account numbers, before pasting.
- For very short posts, combine several in one text with clear separators so you reach at least 15 words.
Your text travels over an encrypted connection to our server and then to the AI model provider for processing, and the result comes straight back to you. We do not keep the text or the result in our database. We record only the time, the word count, the style, the credits used and the processing cost, so we can show your usage history and keep our accounts.
Frequently asked questions
Is the tool free?
It runs on credits, because every run costs us AI processing. A new account gets 2 free credits after confirming the email, which is enough for one run on a text of up to 500 words.
How much do credits cost?
One credit is $0.05. Pay as you go from $5 (100 credits), or pick a pack: $10 = 220 credits, $15 = 345 credits and $25 = 600 credits. You buy them once; there is no subscription and no auto-renewal.
How many credits does one run use?
Up to 500 words costs 2 credits and 501 to 800 words costs 3. The price is on the button before you press it, and nothing is taken before the run starts.
What happens if a run fails?
Credits are taken when the run starts. If it fails for any reason on our side or at the AI provider, they go back to your account automatically and the refund appears in your history.
Does it guarantee my text will pass AI detectors?
No. The tool improves wording and style so the text reads naturally; we make no promise about any detector. Please do not use it to present someone else's work as your own at school or at work.
Can it change my facts or numbers?
The instructions we send to the model forbid changing numbers, dates, names and links, and forbid adding new information. Still, always review the result, especially for legal or medical text.
How long can my text be?
Up to 800 words per run, and at least 15 words. For longer texts, split them into parts and run each part separately.
Does it work with Arabic?
Yes. The Arabic page offers five styles: natural, formal, marketing, simple and Gulf dialect. On this English page, Arabic input stays in Arabic.
Do you keep the texts I send?
No. We keep only the word count, style, credits used and the time of the run. The text passes through the AI provider to be processed.
How do I buy credits?
On the My credits page, pick a pack and pay with USDT on TRON or USDC on Solana using the unique amount shown; the credits are added automatically once the network confirms it. You can also paste a license key from our Gumroad store.
Can I get a refund?
You can ask for a refund of unused credits within 14 days of purchase, under our refund policy. Used credits are not refundable, and credits cannot be moved to another account.
Why is there a daily limit?
The daily limit protects your account and the service from automated abuse. It grows as you buy more credits and resets after midnight UTC.
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