Rewrite AIGC-flagged passages while preserving your meaning
Confirm the intended meaning, qualifications, and technical terms before changing sentence structure and transitions. Compare the result sentence by sentence to verify every revision.
- Meaning
- The conclusion remains the same
- Citations
- Each citation still supports the adjacent sentence
- Expression
- The sentences are fluent and terminology is consistent
Lock the content before changing the expression
Two-stage academic rewriting
Extract the core information first, then revise syntax, transitions, and word choice.
Preserve meaning and terminology
Keep technical terms fixed while retaining the source claims and qualifications.
Maintain academic standards
Produce complete, conventional academic sentences instead of mechanically replacing synonyms.
Detect before rewriting
Inspect the detection result first and focus only on passages that were flagged.
Understand the passage before rewriting it
Extract each paragraph's core claim, qualifications, and technical terms, then lock those elements before making changes.
- Extract the core claim of each paragraph
- Protect technical terms from unnecessary changes
- Locate passages with high AIGC risk
- Core claim
- Mark the conclusion this paragraph must preserve
- Qualifications
- Verify the population, scope, and time period
- Technical terms
- List terms that must not be replaced
Rewrite in academic language with sentence-level comparison
Adjust sentence structure and paragraph transitions. The original and rewritten text are shown sentence by sentence, and you decide which changes to keep.
- Readable academic rewriting
- Sentence-level red-green diff
- Accept or reject each change yourself
- Meaning
- The conclusion remains the same
- Citations
- Each citation still supports the adjacent sentence
- Expression
- The sentences are fluent and terminology is consistent
Paraphrase in three steps
Paste the text
Paste the passage that needs to be rewritten.
Run academic paraphrasing
Choose the rewriting strength and let AI complete the two-stage rewrite.
Compare and decide
Use the red-green comparison to accept or reject each sentence-level change.
Frequently asked questions
Will paraphrasing change my intended meaning?
The two-stage process is designed to preserve meaning and technical terminology while reducing AI-like patterns. The red-green comparison lets you verify every sentence.
How is this different from synonym replacement?
Synonym substitution and shuffled word order often make sentences unreadable. Acadwrite performs an academic rewrite that remains clear, conventional, and suitable for scholarly writing.
Does it support Chinese and English?
Yes. It supports detection and academic paraphrasing for both Chinese and English text.
Can I submit the rewritten text directly?
Treat it as a revised first draft. Review every sentence with your own academic judgment before using it.
Start with the passages that need rewriting
Record the core claims and terminology first, then verify the rewritten result sentence by sentence.