New: compare changes side by side
See exactly what the Humanizer changed in your text before you accept a rewrite.
A rewrite you can’t check is a rewrite you can’t trust. So the Humanizer now shows you exactly what it changed.
What’s new
After every rewrite, turn on Show changes to see your original and the new version merged into one view:
- Words and phrases that were removed are
struck through. - New wording is highlighted in green.
- Everything that stayed the same is left as it was.
Alongside the comparison, every rewrite shows the AI score of your original and of the rewrite, so you can see how much the change helped.
How to use it
- Open the Humanizer and paste your text.
- Choose a tone and a strength, then select Humanize.
- When the rewrite appears, select Show changes.
- Read through the highlighted edits. If you like the result, copy it or replace your original. If not, regenerate.
You can also send the rewrite straight to the AI Detector to see its sentence-level highlights.
Why it matters
The Humanizer is built to keep your meaning, names, numbers and citations — every rewrite is checked against your original before you see it. But you know your writing best. Seeing each change makes it easy to spot a nuance that shifted, a term you wanted to keep, or a sentence you preferred the way it was.
It also makes the Humanizer a better teacher. Over time you’ll start to notice the patterns it removes — stock openers, stacked transitions, inflated words — and stop writing them in the first place. For a head start, see our list of 15 phrases that make writing sound machine-made.