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tlooto X Academic Humanizer: Refine AI Drafts into More Natural Academic Writing

Expanded File Analysis: Work with More Formats

tlooto AI now supports expanded file analysis, allowing researchers to upload and interpret a wider range of academic materials including .xlsx, .xls, .csv, .json, .jsonl, .xml, .docx, .hwp, .hwpx, .txt, .md, .latex, .ris, .bib, .pdf, .png, .jpg, and .jpe

Create Image: Visualize Your Research Instantly

Discover tlooto AI’s new image creation feature for academic research. Instantly turn your data, tables, and concepts into clear visuals for papers, presentations, and collaborative projects. Simplify complex ideas, create professional figures, and shar

Automatically format references & citations

With just one click, researchers can instantly format references and in-text citations according to journal guidelines (ISO 690, APA, MLA) and even control DOI display.

PDF Analysis

tlooto now supports direct upload of academic PDF documents, allowing users to ask questions and receive answers based on the full content of the uploaded paper.

Smart Referencing: automatically add real academic citations to your own writing

Smart Referencing mode finds and attaches relevant academic papers based on the paragraph or abstract you’ve already written. Instead of searching for sources before making a point, you can write your idea first.

Academic Augmentation: expanding your response with academic reasoning, theory, and evidence

Academic Augmentation mode helps you deepen your writing by adding relevant theories, prior studies, or real-world examples. It’s designed to make your content sound more scholarly and grounded in academic literature.

Paraphrasing: rewriting academic text in your own tone

Paraphrasing mode helps you rephrase academic text to improve readability, clarity, and alignment with your personal writing style, while maintaining the original meaning.

Academic Question: turning your words into a sharper, research-ready question

Academic Question mode transforms your words into a clearer and more refined scholarly question. It’s especially useful for framing research directions, structuring thesis topics, or identifying academic problems.