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Humanizer Writing

Humanizer

Always free

Sound like yourself.

An edited draft to review before you send or publish it.

Use it in your AI

Copy. Paste into a new chat. Send.

Use this free skill

Have ready: A draft you want to edit. If you have one, add a sample of your own writing.

Works in this chat. No download needed. Your AI app’s features and limits apply.

What does the skill add?

A usual starting point

Ask for a rewrite and explain the tone you want.

With Humanizer

Use a draft-wide editing checklist that keeps your meaning and catches common AI phrasing.

The difference is the instructions you give your AI. Results still depend on your information and the app you use.

See a sample result
The starting point

We are delighted to announce a groundbreaking initiative that will revolutionize the way our team collaborates.

A sample result to work from

We’re introducing a new way for our team to work together.

Illustrative scenario, written by us. Not a recorded AI response.

Try a free sample prompt

This short prompt starts a conversation. It does not include the full skill.

Turn this draft into something I would actually say. Keep the facts and avoid adding personality I did not give you.
Use the full instructions
What’s included & other ways to use it

A checklist of common AI writing habits and instructions for revising a whole draft while keeping its meaning.

  • Editing instructions for your AI
  • A before-and-after writing example
  • The original Humanizer skill, free with its MIT license

Prefer a saved skill in your app? The original files and setup guide are also available.

Download skill files

Paid files require unlocked access. See the app guides.

Our free edition includes the original open-source Humanizer by blader, with its MIT license and attribution.

Version 1.0.0 · MIT · Original source ↗

Check your result & use it again

The facts still match your original, and the wording sounds like something you would say.

Use the same editing instructions for your next email, post, or longer draft.

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