AI Text Rewriter — Humanize AI Content
Model
Mode
Ultra
Your Text
Rewritten Output
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AI
Mixed
Human
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Detector A
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Detector Z
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Pass 1
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Output
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Pass 2
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Output
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Usage Guide & Reference
How to use the AI Humanizer
The five steps, with screenshots and a short demo. Paste, pick a mode, rewrite, check the score, refine the rest.
Set up your writing prompt Most important
Paste one standing instruction set into Claude and every paper it writes arrives already structured and already sounding human, so there is less to rewrite here.
Which mode for which source
- Match mode to source AI. Use Standard or Strong for Gemini text. Use Simplify or Elevate for Claude or ChatGPT. Use Natural for a light-touch rewrite.
- Elevate – raises vocabulary and formality; strong against detectors trained on casual writing.
- Drift – varies sentence rhythm unpredictably; often the hardest style for detectors to flag.
- Aggressive – locally typical sampling; avoids both the most predictable words and the odd long-tail ones, giving a more human distribution.
- Simplify – use on dense, jargon-heavy input to help the model rephrase clearly.
- Strong / Natural – produce distinctly different styles; if one is flagged, switch to the other.
- Shorts – tuned for short fragments (1–3 sentences); pair with the ↻ selection button to fix flagged sentences.
Toggle the writing style for variety
- Ghost-Pro – Fast · balanced · short texts. Reliable for essays and reports.
- Ghost-Ultra – Slower · stronger · default. Produces a distinctly different rewrite of the same text; great when the first result is still flagged.
- Use the Model switch (in the settings bar above the editor) to switch. Toggle between passes of the same text to compare results.
Ultra mode – maximum style transformation
- What it does: Runs two full rewrites back-to-back. The output of Pass 1 becomes the input for Pass 2, so the text is transformed twice with different modes, compounding the style shift far beyond what a single rewrite can achieve.
- Why it works: Each pass strips away different AI-writing patterns. A single rewrite may dodge one class of detector signals; two passes with contrasting modes hit both vocabulary-level and rhythm-level signals at once.
- How to use it: Click Run Ultra (the Ultra card in the settings row), pick a mode for each pass in the popup that appears, then click Run. The two output panels appear side by side, Pass 1 on the left, Pass 2 on the right.
- Best combo: Elevate → Drift. Elevate first raises formality and vocabulary, then Drift reshuffles sentence rhythm, producing the biggest detectable style gap.
- Tip: Check AI detection on the Pass 2 result. If it's still flagged, try swapping the order (Drift → Elevate) or switching the model between passes.
Working habits
- Try Retry before switching modes. The model is probabilistic, so 2–3 retries on the same mode often produce a noticeably different result.
- Use Edit for fine-tuning. If one sentence is off, click Edit and fix it directly rather than re-running everything.
- Citations are preserved automatically. The model never alters citations, statistics, names, or technical terms.
Rewrite disabled — text exceeds 1000 words. Trim to 1000 words or fewer.
Original Input
This is the original text you entered for rewriting