Paste something that reads as though a committee wrote it and HumanMe gives it back in plain language. The rewrite is deliberately constrained: the meaning and the facts are held fixed and only the delivery moves, which is the difference between an editor and a paraphraser.
The first 500 words need no account at all — the demo runs without a sign-up. Beyond that there is a subscription, or a single €2.99 rewrite if a one-off is all you want; the one-off needs no account either.
With an account you also get rewrite history and projects, so a long document does not have to be pasted in one go and hunted for again later.
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What it does
The core message and the facts are held fixed; only the phrasing moves
500 words free in the demo, with no sign-up
Subscription or a single €2.99 rewrite — no account needed for the one-off
Rewrite history and projects once you do have an account
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Common questions
Does HumanMe change what my text says?
No. The core message and the facts are held fixed, and only the phrasing moves. That constraint is what makes it an editor rather than a paraphraser.
Can I try it without signing up?
Yes. The first 500 words are free and need no account.
What does it cost after the free words?
A subscription, or a single €2.99 rewrite. The one-off rewrite needs no account either.
Does it keep my rewrites?
Only with an account, which adds rewrite history and projects.