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Rewrites AI-generated text to read as human and scores it against detector models
WriteHuman takes output from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or similar and rewrites its cadence, vocabulary and sentence shapes so it reads less uniform, then scores each sentence for how likely a detector is to flag it. It covers more than 40 languages and reaches beyond the web app through a Chrome extension, iOS and Android apps, an MCP endpoint and a REST API. Plans meter monthly requests and cap words per request, from a free tier of three requests up to unlimited on the top plan. The category itself is contested: schools and many publishers treat these tools as evasion.
The free tier allows 3 requests a month at 250 words each. Basic is $12/month on annual billing or $18 month-to-month for 80 requests at up to 600 words; Pro is $18 annual or $27 monthly for 200 requests at 1,200 words; Ultra is $36 annual or $48 monthly for unlimited requests at up to 3,000 words. Detector checks and image scans are metered separately on each tier.
Use tool ↗As humanizers go this one is unusually transparent about its own scoring, showing per-sentence detection probability instead of a single vague pass mark, and its surface area — extension, mobile apps, API, MCP — is wider than most rivals. The catch is what the tool is for: passing AI-detection checks breaches most academic integrity policies, and no vendor can guarantee any detector's verdict.
Watch out: The homepage and the pricing page quoted different monthly figures for the same tiers during this check — the homepage shows annual-equivalent rates labelled as monthly — so confirm which billing cycle a headline price refers to before subscribing.
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