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    Paraphrase Tool

    Mode-aware academic rewriting with side-by-side compare

    Review every AI output and verify citations against original sources before you rely on them.
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    What this tool does

    Mode-aware academic rewriting with side-by-side compare

    When to use it

    Rewriting drafts or cited excerpts while preserving meaning and in-text citations.

    What you need before starting

    • A signed-in Praxeli account (required to run tools)
    • Enough monthly AI words for generative runs (file conversion is free)
    • Clear input: a topic, brief, upload, or pasted text as the tool requires

    Step-by-step

    1. 1
      Open Paraphrase Tool from Workspace or the Tools catalogue.
    2. 2
      Enter or upload the required input.
    3. 3
      Adjust available options (style, length, format) when shown.
    4. 4
      Run the tool and review the result carefully before exporting or citing.

    Example input

    Example
    A paragraph from your essay or notes that needs fresher wording

    What to expect from the output

    Typical output
    A rewritten version in your chosen mode (standard, academic, formal, creative, or simple).

    Tips

    • Modes are wired end-to-endAcademic for scholarly tone, Simple for clarity.
    • Use Compare after generating to check the rewrite against your original.
    • Citations and quoted phrases are meant to stay intact; review the output once.

    Limitations

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