Built for the whole draft cycle.
Essays, assignments, and application documents — check the draft, fix what the check finds, no signup wall. Start directly in the browser.
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Core student workflow
The student use case is not one page and one click. It is a short chain: draft, check what reads like AI, rewrite those passages, then proofread before you submit. This hub is the entry point for that chain.
AI Detector
Start here. Shows which sentences read like machine writing, free with no daily limit, no account.
AI Humanizer
Rewrites the flagged passages so they read like a person wrote them. 3 free runs a day.
AI Rewriter
Say the same thing another way when you would rather reword a passage yourself. 3 free runs a day.
Grammar Checker
Last pass before submission — grammar, spelling, punctuation, sentence structure. 3 free runs a day.
Three repeatable student journeys
Essay workflow
Draft with your assistant of choice, run the AI Detector to see what reads as machine-written, humanize those passages, then finish with the Grammar Checker before submission.
Revision workflow
Paste a paragraph you are unhappy with into the AI Rewriter, pick a register, and compare. Run the detector again on the result — it costs nothing and takes a second.
Application workflow
Personal statements, cover letters and emails go through the AI Rewriter to find the register you want, then the Grammar Checker for the last pass before you send them.
FAQ
Is this page for one tool or a whole workflow?
It is a workflow hub. Students rarely need one tool in isolation. The goal is to move from first draft to final submission using a connected set of writing tools — check the draft, rewrite what is flagged, then proofread.
Do I need an account first?
No. Every tool runs without an account — the detector with no limit at all, the Humanizer, Rewriter and Grammar Checker with 3 runs a day each. An account gets you saved history and a plan when you need more.
Which tools matter most for essays and assignments?
AI Humanizer, AI Detector, Grammar Checker, and AI Rewriter are the highest-leverage set for most essay and assignment workflows.
Can students use this for internship or application material too?
For the writing, yes — statements, cover letters and emails go through the same check-then-fix loop. Image and PDF utilities were retired in August 2026, so use a dedicated tool for headshots and file conversion.
Why use this instead of disconnected tools from different sites?
Because the loop is one product. The thing that tells you a paragraph reads like AI and the thing that rewrites it are on the same page, so you can check, fix, and re-check without pasting your draft into a third site.
Start with the highest-leverage route
If you only open one tool first, use the route that gives you the clearest baseline: detect first, then humanize or polish only if the draft still needs work.