Rewrite text by automatically replacing words with synonyms.

You are writing descriptions for several similar products, or blurbs for services that overlap, and the same words keep turning up in every line. Jood's article rewriter swaps common words for synonyms from a built-in dictionary and gives you a version with slightly different vocabulary to work from.
The tool does not understand meaning. It looks for words that are in its dictionary and puts a synonym in their place, keeping your capitalization. It detects whether Latin-script text is English, French or Spanish and uses the matching list.
Here is a real example of why you must read the output. In the sentence "This simple method is quick, and it will help you grow your website traffic", the words "simple", "method" and "quick" were swapped for "straightforward", "technique" and "rapid", which reads fine. But the end came back as "it will assist you expand your platform audience", which is no longer correct English, because "help you grow" became "assist you expand".
The tool is for varying the wording of something you wrote. Taking someone else's article, swapping a few words and publishing it is still copying. Google's spam policies say so explicitly: content copied with minor changes, such as substituting synonyms, is treated as spam and will not help your site.
To rebuild whole sentences rather than swap words, try the AI paraphrasing tool. To see exactly what changed between your original and the new version, use the text compare tool.
Your text is sent to Jood's server and processed with the built-in dictionary, with no outside service involved. The result appears on the page and the text is not stored.
We use cookies to measure traffic and improve the site (Google Analytics), and may show ads later. Nothing is enabled without your consent. Privacy policy