AI Writing

This page gathers five tools for working on a text. Text summary pulls out the sentences that carry the point. Change the tone moves a text from casual to formal, or back. Simplify a text spots long sentences and heavy words. Style check hunts passive voice, adverbs and repetition, and Frequently asked questions derives an FAQ from a text's claims. Free and no account.

Start with the result you want. To shorten, use Text summary. To adapt a message to a reader, use Change the tone. If the text remains difficult, Simplify a text flags heavy passages. Style check fits a focused review. Finally, Frequently asked questions helps turn content into questions and answers. Each tool acts on a different aspect.

How to use

  1. To shorten a text, start with Text summary: pull out the sentences that carry the point, then review what was kept.
  2. If the register does not fit, move to Change the tone: shift the text between casual and formal according to the intended audience.
  3. When the text remains heavy, use Simplify a text: spot long sentences and heavy words, then lighten the flagged passages.
  4. For a focused review, open Style check, then Frequently asked questions if you need to turn claims into questions and answers. Always check the final meaning.

Frequently asked questions

Does Text summary rewrite the content?

No. It pulls out the sentences that carry the point. It helps find the essentials, but it does not rewrite the text for you.

When should I use Change the tone?

When the message is right, but the register does not fit the audience. The tool moves the text between casual and formal according to the chosen direction.

Does Style check correct automatically?

It mainly flags passive voice, adverbs and repetition. It helps identify points to rework, but the decision to change remains yours.

Can Simplify a text and Style check be used on the same passage?

Yes. Simplify a text spots long sentences and heavy words, while Style check hunts passive voice, adverbs and repetition. Handle clarity first, then style, and review the result so the message is not lost.

Can Frequently asked questions start from an already summarized text?

Yes, provided the summary keeps the essential claims. Frequently asked questions derives an FAQ from a text's claims. Use Text summary to focus the point, then check that each question has a faithful answer.

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