/humanize - Make AI Text Natural

Make AI generated text sound human The /humanize command rewrites AI generated text so it reads like a person wrote it. Meaning, facts, structure, and length stay intact — rhythm and word choice ch...

Make AI-generated text sound human

The /humanize command rewrites AI-generated text so it reads like a person wrote it. Meaning, facts, structure, and length stay intact — rhythm and word choice change.

How to use

/humanize [paste your AI-generated text here]

Type /humanize, paste your text, and send. An options panel opens above the composer with a Tone picker — pick one before sending, or keep the default.

Tones

Tone	What it sounds like
Standard	Matches the register of the original text (default)
Professional	Clear, confident, businesslike — warm but not chatty
Academic	Measured and precise, formal register, no contractions
Casual	Relaxed and conversational, like a message to a colleague
Friendly	Warm, approachable, encouraging — not slangy

Your tone choice is remembered across sessions.

What it changes

Varies sentence length and rhythm — mixes short sentences with longer ones instead of flat, uniform phrasing
Cuts stock AI phrasing — removes filler like “delve”, “in today’s fast-paced world”, “it is important to note”, “furthermore”
Uses plainer, more varied vocabulary — concrete words over generic ones
Adds natural touches — contractions where the tone allows
Keeps your voice — first, second, or third person stays as written

What it preserves

Meaning, facts, numbers, names, dates, quotes, and the order of ideas
Structure and formatting — headings, lists, paragraphs, links, and code blocks stay as they are
Length — the rewrite stays within roughly 10% of the original word count (it does not summarize or expand)
Language — the text is rewritten in the same language as the input

When to use

Content creation — blog posts, articles, newsletters
Professional documents — emails, proposals, reports
Academic writing — essays and papers (pair with the Academic tone)
Creative writing — stories and scripts that read stiff

Tips

Very short texts have little to rewrite — results improve on a paragraph or more
Results vary between runs; run /humanize again for a different take
The rewrite runs on your selected chat model, so a stronger model handles nuanced text better and a budget model costs less
/humanize does not check whether text is AI-written — use /detect for that, and /plagiarism for originality

Credits

Humanization is billed at the selected chat model’s rate — the rewrite is a normal chat turn, not a flat fee. The command menu shows a 3-credit estimate; the actual charge follows your model’s rate (minimum 0.2 credits, capped at 500 credits per message). See Understanding Credits for how model pricing works.

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