Is paraphrasing the same as plagiarism?

No — but pasting someone else's content into a paraphraser and publishing the output without attribution still is. Always credit original sources, even if the wording is changed.

Will the rewriter preserve my Markdown formatting?

Yes — headings, lists, bold, italic, code blocks, and links are preserved when present in the source. The rewriter only changes prose.

When should I use simplify vs. shorten?

Simplify reduces reading grade level — useful for B2C and broad audiences. Shorten cuts word count while keeping complexity — useful for executive summaries and tight ad copy. They're different goals; pick based on what your reader needs.

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Simplify, shorten, expand, paraphrase, or shift tone — meaning preserved, voice changed

Source text *

0 words · max ~10,000 chars

Goal

Tone

Preserve links and Markdown formatting

When to rewrite vs. start over

Rewrite when: the source has the right facts and structure but the wrong voice or length.
Start over when: the source is fundamentally off-topic or off-audience. Rewriting bad content produces polished bad content.
Don't paraphrase to plagiarize. Paraphrasing changes wording but not authorship — always credit the source.
Pair with readability check. After simplifying, validate with the readability score checker.

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