Rewriting assistant that offers alternative phrasings for any sentence
Wordtune is a rewriting tool rather than a generator. Select a sentence and it offers several rephrasings split between casual and formal registers, or you can ask for a shorter, longer or more concise version, so the use case is polishing writing you have already done. It also includes a summariser for long documents and a reading mode, and it works through a browser extension and a web editor so it can be used inside Gmail, Google Docs and other apps. The free tier gives a small daily allowance of rewrites; paid tiers remove the cap and add the summarising tools. It is strongest for non-native English writers.
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rewriting awkward sentences, esl writing, email tone and document summarising
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No, and that is the point. It rewrites text you have already written, offering alternative phrasings, tone shifts and shorter or longer versions. If you want a first draft from a prompt, a generator such as Writesonic or Rytr is the better fit.
The free plan allows a small number of rewrites per day, enough for light use such as polishing an email. Daily writing exhausts it quickly, so the paid tiers exist mainly to lift that cap and add the summarising features.
The rewriting and tone tools are built around English, which is where they perform best. For grammar checking across many languages, LanguageTool covers far more ground, though it does not offer the same range of phrasing alternatives.
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