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English Style Editor
Review wordiness and repeated openings in an English draft, then choose which edits to apply.
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Your English draft
Your draft stays in this browser tab. Up to 20,000 characters.
Style suggestions
Built-in English rules check for wordy phrases, stock wording and repeated openings. Common quotations, code and links are skipped. Check each suggestion in context before applying it.
Review a draft to see suggested edits here.
Review an English draft for wordiness and repeated wording
Paste a draft and review individual suggestions for stock phrasing and repeated sentence openings. Treat every suggestion as an edit you can accept or decline. A shorter sentence still has to keep the original condition and emphasis.
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- Review a section at a time
Paste an English draft, keeping any headings and paragraph breaks you want in the output. Review a few paragraphs together so repeated openings are visible in context.
- Read each proposed change in context
Select useful substitutions, then inspect repeated openings separately. Vary them when the repetition is accidental. Keep them when they help a list, set a rhythm or emphasize the same point.
- Apply, check and save
Apply only the selected changes and read the revised sentence aloud. Use undo if the edit shifts the meaning. Copy the final draft or download it as a UTF-8 text file.
File and export limits
Up to 20,000 characters. The editor uses built-in rules and skips common quotations, URLs and code. It cannot assess factual accuracy, authorship or a publisher’s submission policy. Keep a copy before closing the browser tab.
Common questions
Does this tool rewrite the whole document?
It proposes individual edits and repeated-opening hints. The final wording and any manual rewrites are up to you.
Can the editor tell whether a draft was written by AI?
The rules flag writing patterns. They do not infer who or what wrote the document.
