Everyone can tell
a robot
wrote that.
AI writing has tells: the em dashes, the word "delve", the pairs that always travel together, every sentence the exact same length. This finds all of them in your draft, fixes the mechanical ones, and shows you exactly where to put yourself back in. Free, no signup, nothing leaves your browser.
How the tells work
Readers and detectors both key on the same two layers. The first is fingerprint words: nobody says "delve" or puts "crucial" and "role" in the same sentence as often as a language model does. The second is rhythm: people write in bursts, a four word punch, then a long rambling sentence that wanders before it lands. Models average everything out. A script can safely fix the first layer, and that is what the clean copy does. The second layer is your actual voice, so the tool points at the exact sentences and you rewrite them the way you would say them out loud.
The fastest fix of all: do not paste your draft into a humanizer. Talk to the AI like a person while it writes, in your words, and the draft comes out sounding like you from the start. Also run the Watermark Remover to strip the hidden characters this page also cleans.
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