AI Paraphrasing Tool

Three workflows people actually use this for

The six modes (Standard, Fluent, Formal, Creative, Shorten, Expand) produce noticeably different output even on the same paragraph. Here's how three real workflows pick between them.

1. 1

   A copywriter testing six hook variants for a Meta ad campaign

   Drop the original headline in, switch the mode through Standard → Fluent → Creative → Shorten and copy each output into the ads manager. Six variants in under a minute. The Creative mode is the one that actually changes sentence shape, not just synonyms — useful for breaking out of an over-optimized hook that's lost CTR.

2. 2

   A grad student translating their own thesis section into a second language

   The Language dropdown supports English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Russian. Pick Formal mode + the target language and the model rewrites in the destination language directly — not a translate-then-rewrite chain that compounds errors. Worth spot-checking technical terminology against a domain glossary; the model is a 4B-class generalist, not a subject specialist.

3. 3

   A support engineer turning a 600-word internal RCA into an external customer email

   Paste the RCA, switch to Shorten + Formal, and the output drops the engineering jargon while keeping the timeline and resolution intact. Then run the result through Fluent once more to smooth the joins. The whole loop runs locally on Gemma 4 — no internal incident notes leave the device, which matters when the source mentions customer ids or service names.