AI Rewriter (Article Rewriter)

What the rewrite instruction asks the model to do

The browser never sends a prompt, only the task name, your text and the style you picked. On the server those are wrapped in a fixed instruction: rewrite the entire passage in fresh wording with restructured sentences, preserve the meaning, tone and language, keep the paragraph breaks, and do not summarise or add anything. The style adds one guiding sentence, for example 'Use simpler words and shorter sentences' for Simple.

Generation runs at a moderate temperature, so two rewrites of the same text will not be identical. If the first version keeps a phrase you wanted gone, run it again rather than editing around it.

One sentence, four styles

Every version in the table keeps three things: the delay, its cause, and the order of events. That is the test to apply to your own result. If a rewrite drops the cause or turns 'several bugs' into 'a bug', the meaning moved and you should run it again or fix that sentence by hand.

Size limits that affect long articles

For a 3,000-word article, rewrite it one section at a time: paste the text under each heading separately, keep the heading yourself, and reassemble. Languages that the model tokenises more heavily than English, such as Arabic, Hindi or Japanese, use more of the output budget per word, so split those texts into smaller pieces.

Where the article goes while it is rewritten

Your text is posted to this site's /api/ai endpoint and forwarded to an open-weight language model hosted by Groq; the model name can change as Groq retires and adds models. We keep no copy of what you paste or what comes back. The result exists only in the page you are looking at and is gone once you navigate away or refresh. Groq processes the request under its own terms, so treat the tool as unsuitable for confidential drafts, unpublished legal text or anything under NDA.

Checking a rewrite before you use it

• Numbers, dates, names and quotations: compare each one against the source, because a rewrite can round a figure or reword a quote that should have stayed verbatim.
• Small words that carry meaning: 'few' and 'a few', 'can' and 'must', 'most' and 'many' are easy for a reworder to swap.
• Consistent terms: if your original calls something a 'subscription' throughout, make sure the rewrite has not alternated it with 'membership' and 'plan'.
• Formatting: paragraph breaks are kept by instruction, but Markdown links, bullet markers and bold text are not guaranteed to survive. Re-add them after pasting.

When another tool fits better

• A single sentence or a short paragraph: the Paraphrasing Tool is tuned for that and accepts up to 4,000 characters.
• You want it shorter, not different: the Text Summarizer keeps only your most important sentences and runs in the browser.
• You only want mistakes fixed: the Grammar Checker corrects spelling and punctuation without touching your wording.
• You want to change what the text says: that is editing, and no rewriter should do it for you.