Make your next draft sound like you.
Rewrite AI drafts into clear, natural writing. Refine awkward sentences, improve flow, and polish emails, blog posts, and everyday content.
5,000 words. One-time payment. Access expires after 3 days with no automatic renewal.
The same draft, before and after
Three illustrative editing examples show possible changes to a client email, a product description, and a blog introduction.
Client email
A project lead asking a client to approve a revised launch date.
Original draft: I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to provide an update regarding the launch timeline. Due to the additional review requested last week, it would be beneficial to move the launch from Tuesday to Thursday in order to ensure that all feedback is incorporated. Please let me know if this revised timeline aligns with your expectations.
Revised draft: Hi Maya — the extra review you requested last week will take us two more days. Can we move the launch from Tuesday to Thursday? That gives us time to include all of your feedback without rushing the final check. Let me know if Thursday works for your team.
- Opens with the update instead of a stock greeting.
- Names the reason and the requested date clearly.
- Keeps the tone direct, useful, and considerate.
Product description
A short description for a compact desk lamp.
Original draft: Transform your workspace with our innovative and versatile desk lamp. Featuring a sleek, modern design and multiple brightness settings, this exceptional lighting solution seamlessly combines style and functionality to elevate your everyday productivity.
Revised draft: A compact desk lamp with three brightness settings and a warm, glare-free light. Its weighted base stays put beside a laptop, while the slim arm folds down when you need the desk space.
- Replaces broad superlatives with concrete features.
- Explains how the product fits into a real workspace.
- Lets useful details do the selling.
Blog introduction
The opening of a practical article about shorter meetings.
Original draft: In today's fast-paced business environment, effective time management has become increasingly important for organizations of all sizes. Meetings are an essential component of collaboration, but they can also present significant challenges to productivity. This article will explore several strategies that can help teams optimize their meetings.
Revised draft: A 30-minute meeting rarely stays at 30 minutes by accident. It stays short because someone sets one decision to make, invites only the people needed for it, and ends when that decision is made. Here are three changes our team uses to keep the calendar under control.
- Starts with the reader's problem rather than general background.
- Makes a specific point before promising advice.
- Uses varied sentence lengths and plain words.
Illustrative editing examples. They show possible changes to wording and structure; they are not customer work or a promise that every draft will be edited in the same way.
Plans that fit how much you write
Start with three days of access instead of a subscription, or choose a plan for steady editing — monthly, or annually at a lower effective rate. Every plan lets you revise AI-assisted drafts, and word credits top you up when one job runs long.
- 3-Day Pass — $4.99, one-time. Edit a few real drafts before committing to a subscription. 5,000 words total · Full-draft editing on every run · 3-day access, no renewal
- Plus — $9.99 per month, or $100 per year. Most popular. Enough words for steady weekly editing, billed monthly. 20,000 words / month · Full-draft editing on every run · Top up word credits for big jobs
- Ultra — $29.99 per month, or $300 per year. The largest word allowance, advanced editing, and style matching. 95,000 words / month · Advanced editing for longer, high-stakes drafts · Personal style matching and the AI writer
There is no free trial — the 3-Day Pass is the low-commitment way to judge the humanizer on your own writing before you subscribe. Monthly and annual plans renew until you cancel; annual plans are billed once a year and are non-refundable. The pass simply expires.
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Edit AI-assisted drafts, review passages that may need attention, and keep past versions together in one workspace.
- Humanizer — Revise wording, rhythm, and tone while keeping the source meaning in view. Humanize text →
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Inside the humanizer
Go beyond word swaps. Edit the qualities that make a draft clear, specific, and appropriate for its reader.
- Natural sentence flow — Breaks up monotonous rhythm and varies sentence length so a draft is easier to read.
- Edits for the whole draft — Revise sentence structure, transitions, and tone together instead of swapping isolated synonyms.
- Plain, exact wording — Replaces vague or inflated wording with concrete language that fits the subject.
- Vocabulary variety — Cuts repeated transitions and stock phrases so each sentence does a clear job.
- Match your personal style — Upload a few writing samples and use the resulting style profile as guidance for future drafts.
- A draft to review — Check names, facts, claims, and tone before you share the result.
Humanize AI text for any use case
The same humanizer, with targeted guidance and recommended settings for exactly where and what you're writing.
Teach it how you write, once
Hand humanizes a few things you have already written. It reads them, writes down how you put a sentence together, and works from that profile from then on. Style matching is part of the Ultra plan.
- Give it samples of your own writing — Upload .txt, .md, .rtf, .pdf or .docx files, up to 5 MB each. Paste text straight into the box instead. Or type a handful of short sentences in your own words — that is enough to start.
- It writes your voice down — Your samples are read together into one style profile: sentence rhythm, vocabulary, the habits you stopped noticing. It is plain text you can read for yourself, and it is rebuilt every time you add or remove a sample.
- Then new drafts arrive in your words — Turn on Match my writing style in the AI writer and it drafts from your profile instead of a neutral house voice — so the first version already reads like you, before you touch it.
- The library stays yours to edit — Name your samples, rename them, delete any of them, or regenerate the profile whenever you like. Each run remembers the profile behind it, so re-running a saved humanize comes back in the same voice.
Already on Ultra? Open the AI writer or manage your style library.
Frequently asked questions
The short answers to what humanizes is, who it’s for, and where your results go.
- What is humanizes?
- humanizes is an editing workspace for AI-assisted drafts. It helps revise wording, sentence flow, and tone while keeping the writer responsible for the final text.
- What makes it sound like me?
- Add samples of your own writing to build an editable style profile. The AI writer can use that profile as guidance, and you review each draft for whether the tone and wording actually fit.
- Can it write new content too?
- Yes. “Write for me” can create a starting draft from your instructions and optional style profile. Treat it as a draft to edit and fact-check, not finished copy.
- What should I check before using an edited draft?
- Read the result for meaning, names, facts, claims, and tone. The rewrite is a draft to review, not a guarantee that every edit is right for your context.
- Is it built for teams and businesses?
- Teams can use style profiles and saved history, or contact sales to discuss Enterprise workflows and volume pricing.
- Where do my results go?
- Signed-in humanization results are saved to workspace history so you can revisit or delete them. See the Privacy Policy for retention and provider details.
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