Rewrite takes a paragraph you are not happy with and returns a smoother version that says the same thing. You choose a style — clear, formal, casual or persuasive — and whether the result should be shorter, about the same length, or a little longer.
This is a cloud AI tool: the text is sent to an AI model (Google Gemini by default, with other providers as a fallback), so it needs a free account and costs 1 credit per run. It answers in the language you wrote in — English, German and Persian are recognised — unless you pick English, German or Persian as the output language.
How to use
Paste the text you want reworded into the box.
Pick a style and a length; leave the output language on its default so the text stays in its own language.
Run it — 1 credit is taken from your balance and given back if the run fails.
Read the result against your original, then copy it from the box or download it as a .txt file.
FAQ
Does the rewritten text keep my meaning?
That is what the model is told to do, and with ordinary prose it usually does. It can still soften a claim, drop a number or swap a technical term, so check names, figures and anything legally important against your original.
Can it rewrite Persian or German text?
Yes. English, German and Persian are recognised and the model is asked to answer in that language; other languages are kept as they are. You can also choose English, German or Persian explicitly as the output language.
How long can the text be?
There is no fixed input limit, but each answer is capped at roughly 1,500 English words (fewer in German or Persian). Rewrite a long document a few paragraphs at a time so nothing gets cut off at the end.
What does it cost, and is my text stored?
Each run costs 1 credit; a free account's balance refills to 30 credits every month. The text goes over an encrypted connection to the AI provider to produce the answer, and Abzar does not keep it afterwards. Still, do not paste passwords or data you would not send to a cloud service.