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Scribbr Paraphrasing Tool |
Rewrites sentences/paragraphs, two modes: “Standard” & “Fluency”. Supports multi-language, upload docs. (Scribbr) |
100% free, no login required. Up to ~125 words per input. (Scribbr) |
Good for academic tone and doing quick rewrites of complex research text. |
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Paperpal Paraphrasing Tool |
Specifically marketed to students & researchers: tone adjustments, multilingual support, built for academic writing. (Paperpal) |
Free version available; integrates with MS Word, Google Docs, Overleaf. (Paperpal) |
Very suitable for research manuscripts: preserves context, citations, formal tone. |
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Paraphraser.io |
AI-based paraphraser, supports “Academic Writing” mode, 20+ languages. (Paraphraser.io) |
Free online usage; input limits may apply. |
Good for multilingual research work, or translations of academic text. |
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EaseMate AI Paraphraser |
No sign-up needed, advertises “5,000 words” input, choice of style/tone. (EaseMate) |
Free, unlimited daily usage claimed. |
Useful when you have a large chunk of research text and want minimal friction. |
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Semrush AI Paraphrasing Tool |
Rewording tool from a major company; supports multiple paraphrase modes: simplify, rewrite, improve. (Semrush) |
Free tier: up to “three times per day” in some modes. (Semrush) |
Good for refining clarity in your research writing, improving readability of dense text. |