Paraphrasing mode helps you rephrase academic text to improve readability, clarity, and alignment with your personal writing style, while maintaining the original meaning.
When to use it
This mode is most useful when you want to:
▪️Replace outdated academic expressions with modern phrasing
▪️Simplify complex or overly formal sentences
▪️Match the sentence style to your own academic tone
▪️Increase readability without altering meaning
How to use it
Click the Paraphrasing icon below the prompt box to activate Paraphrasing mode.
Then, paste or type the text you want to rewrite, and press enter (or click the arrow button).
You can also add a follow-up like:
"Paraphrase this paragraph clearly and academically, in no more than 200 characters"
Example
If you have a sentence that sounds too formal or outdated, you might write:
“Notwithstanding its limitations, the aforementioned method yielded noteworthy results in prior applications, in no more than 200 characters”
tlooto will provide several rewritten versions, each clearer and more modern, such as:
💡 Paraphrased Version 1:
"Despite inherent limitations, this method previously demonstrated strong performance and reliable outcomes in its intended applications."
💡 Paraphrased Version 2:
"While not without shortcomings, this method achieved notably accurate and consistent results when applied in earlier studies."
💡 Paraphrased Version 3:
"Even with recognized constraints, the method produced favorable and validated results in past aeroelastic investigations."
tlooto also briefly explains how and why it improved your text. For instance, how it replaced overly complex wording with clearer language or updated outdated expressions to enhance readability.
tlooto tips
You’ll get the best results from Paraphrasing mode when your instruction is specific.
Here are some example prompts that work especially well:
🔸When your sentence sounds too stiff, formal, or outdated:
“Make this sound more natural and modern.”
🔸When you’ve already written part of your paper and want consistency in tone:
“Rewrite this in my writing style.”
🔸When the sentence is technically correct but could be clearer or easier to read:
“Paraphrase for clarity and tone without changing the meaning.”
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