Best AI paraphrasing tool? Need recommendations!

[sarahjohnson]

Hey guys, has anyone tried an AI paraphrasing tool that actually makes essays sound better, not worse? Looking for something that won’t get me in trouble!

 

[BillyEssay]

Hey, I’ve tried a bunch of AI paraphrasing tools, and Jenni AI is my go-to. It doesn’t just swap words but actually improves flow and clarity. Super helpful for essays and rewriting tricky sentences. Definitely worth checking out!

 

[Juniper Wells]

Hi Sarah,
I’ve also tried Jenni AI and it’s decent, but I still feel like it lacks a sense of “human” writing. Essays I’ve paraphrased with it sound somewhat robotic and I think it’s quite easy to detect. Besides, there are cheaper alternatives that provide better results.
If you are looking for a more natural and AI undetectable paraphrasing tool, I would stick to QuillBot. I think it’s more effective in producing human-like paraphrased texts and it helps avoid AI detection. At least give it a shot.

 

[amandataylor]

Hey Sarah! I've been using AI paraphrasing tools for a while now, and they've been super helpful for my essays. Here's my top 3:
QuillBot: This one's my go-to. It doesn't just swap words; it actually improves the flow and clarity of my writing.
Wordtune: Great for rephrasing sentences in a way that sounds natural. It offers multiple suggestions, so I can choose the one that fits best.
ChatGPT: While primarily a chatbot, it can also help rephrase text effectively. Just ask it to paraphrase a sentence or paragraph, and it does a pretty good job.
These tools have been lifesavers for me. Give them a try and see which one works best for you!

 

[MayaDreamer]

Hey guys, has anyone tried an AI paraphrasing tool that actually makes essays sound better, not worse? Looking for something that won’t get me in trouble!

Hey! As a fellow college student, I've been on the hunt for the best paraphrasing AI tool too. I've tried QuillBot, and it's been a game-changer for my essays. It doesn't just swap words; it actually enhances the flow and clarity of my writing. Plus, it's super user-friendly. Definitely worth a shot!

 

[Michael Taylor]

I feel like it’s impossible to name a single good paraphrasing tool for AI text; I guess it really depends on your needs and goals. For example, I find QuillBot a good option overall for rewording. Yet, if you are looking more into improving readability while keeping your tone, Wordtune might help. And yeah, I agree that ChatGPT can also come in handy once you learn to give it the right prompts.
What exactly are you hoping to use it for – essays, academic articles, or something else?

 

[Alexander Pierce]

I agree that it depends on the purpose, but IMO, the best AI paraphrasing tool so far is QuillBot. I’ve used it for different purposes, and it seems to be the most accurate and flexible. It’s also great for switching between different styles and enhancing clarity while keeping the overall meaning

 

[Mia Thomas]

My go-to is Wordtune by AI21 Labs. I chose it for a number of reasons. First, it’s effective at rewording your texts and keeping the original meaning, which is important. Also, it makes helpful suggestions on style and really lets you create human-like texts. And, in my experience, it’s the most reliable paraphrasing tool AI undetectable - I never had issues with it, and it integrates with Google Docs and other platforms, which is super convenient.

 

[emilyjones]

As a university student striving to enhance the quality of my essays, I've explored various AI paraphrasing tools. After experimenting with several options, I found that QuillBot stands out as the best paraphrasing tool AI has to offer. Its ability to rephrase text while maintaining the original meaning has significantly improved the clarity and coherence of my writing. Additionally, QuillBot's user-friendly interface and customization features make it an invaluable resource for academic writing. I highly recommend it to fellow students seeking to elevate their work.

 

[Eque1991]

Hey Sarah! I've been using AI paraphrasing tools for a while now, and they've been super helpful for my essays. Here's my top 3:
QuillBot: This one's my go-to. It doesn't just swap words; it actually improves the flow and clarity of my writing.
Wordtune: Great for rephrasing sentences in a way that sounds natural. It offers multiple suggestions, so I can choose the one that fits best.
ChatGPT: While primarily a chatbot, it can also help rephrase text effectively. Just ask it to paraphrase a sentence or paragraph, and it does a pretty good job.
These tools have been lifesavers for me. Give them a try and see which one works best for you!


I also use the analogue of the GPT chat - overchat.ai. It is convenient and quite fast to use.

Hey! That's a great list you’ve got there. I’ve tried all three and I agree that each has its strengths. I also use AI tools in a similar way for writing, especially when I need to get past a block or refine content. Recently, I’ve been experimenting with using AI for generating content for my website, not just rephrasing. It’s been a game-changer for streamlining my workflow, especially when I need high-quality, ready-to-go text quickly.


While tools like QuillBot and Wordtune are great for improving individual sentences, I've found that leveraging a more comprehensive AI system, like ChatGPT, can be useful for generating entire drafts or brainstorming ideas. It's a bit more flexible for bigger tasks than just paraphrasing.


But overall, AI has definitely made a big difference in how I approach writing tasks. Would love to hear if anyone else has found specific tools that work best for them!

 

[Ava Williams]

I noticed no one said this yet, but Scifocus is another option worth considering. It may not have the fame of the best paraphrasing tool, but it meets simple paraphrasing needs just fine. Yes, you may need to do some editing, and it may lack advanced features. But if you need quick rewording, this is your go-to!

 

[Jaime]

Hey! That's a great list you’ve got there. I’ve tried all three and I agree that each has its strengths. I also use AI tools in a similar way for writing, especially when I need to get past a block or refine content. Recently, I’ve been experimenting with using AI for generating content for my website, not just rephrasing. It’s been a game-changer for streamlining my workflow, especially when I need high-quality, ready-to-go text quickly.


While tools like QuillBot and Wordtune are great for improving individual sentences, I've found that leveraging a more comprehensive AI system, like ChatGPT, can be useful for generating entire drafts or brainstorming ideas. It's a bit more flexible for bigger tasks than just paraphrasing.


But overall, AI has definitely made a big difference in how I approach writing tasks. Would love to hear if anyone else has found specific tools that work best for them!

Hi Eque! As a member of the AI tool development team, I've used the tools at the top of this list. Sometimes, they do reduce the workload a lot. I don't need to do a lot of literature gathering. the AI summarizes and extracts the most critical parts for me. That's great.
Recently, I've developed a product called Scifocus, which is more like a toolbox of academic tools than just a paraprase tool. If you're interested, you can give it a try.Scifocus This product not only connects to LLMs such as ChatGPT, Claude, Deepseek, etc., but it will make a clever fusion of models based on your problem.