ClearScript is the AI humanizer that scores every sentence of your draft for AI signals, then rewrites the lines that gave you away, so the whole thing reads like you on a good day.
Used by students from 3,500+ universities and institutions
It reads fine to you. That is the problem. A professor hears it by the second paragraph, a client by the second line, and what comes after is a meeting you didn't book or a proposal that goes quiet.
ClearScript finds the lines that read like a machine and rewrites them so nobody has to wonder. Including you.
See what gives mine away
They swap a few words, call it human, and hand you back the same skeleton with a fresh coat of synonyms. A detector might blink. A reader does not.
ClearScript goes after what people actually react to: the even rhythm, the predictable phrasing, the voice that was never quite yours. The goal is not a nicer number on someone else's detector. The goal is writing that sounds like someone worth listening to.
Most humanizers are a prompt in a trench coat: the same model that wrote your draft, asked nicely to sound different. ClearScript was built the other way round, on 130,000+ samples of writing by actual people. Graded essays with the marker's notes still in the margin. Thesis chapters that got through the committee. Cover letters that got the interview and client emails that got answered within the hour. It learned where a person speeds up, where they stop short to land a point, and which word a human reaches for when the obvious one is 'utilize'. And because the same pair of eyes scores your draft and rewrites it, it fixes the lines it can see instead of guessing.
Sentences a model never writes on its own. Now they show up in yours.
One raw AI draft, one typical humanizer pass, one ClearScript rewrite. Read them out loud if you are not sure.
Straight out of the chatbot
Consuming caffeine in the afternoon can negatively impact sleep quality. Research indicates that caffeine has a half-life of approximately five to six hours, which means a cup consumed at 3 p.m. may still be active in the body at bedtime. It is therefore advisable to limit caffeine intake after lunch in order to improve overall sleep outcomes.
Correct, and nobody will remember a word of it.
New words, same skeleton
Drinking caffeine in the afternoon can badly affect sleep quality. Studies show that caffeine has a half-life of roughly five to six hours, meaning a cup drunk at 3 p.m. might still be working in the body at bedtime. It is thus advisable to reduce caffeine consumption after lunch so as to enhance overall sleep results.
The nouns moved. The robot stayed.
Rewritten, not reworded
Caffeine hangs around longer than most people think. Its half-life is somewhere between five and six hours, so the coffee you finish at 3 p.m. is still hard at work when you get into bed. If your sleep has been patchy, the afternoon cup is the first thing worth cutting.
Same three facts, written by someone who drinks coffee.
Every column carries the same three facts. Only one of them knows what a reader is. Rescanning is free, so paste your own draft and check.
Paste, rewrite, copy. Nothing to install, and rescanning never spends words from your plan.
ClearScript scores every sentence for the things that give AI away: even rhythm, repeated structure, the predictable next word. An AI-likelihood signal, not a verdict on who wrote it.
One click reworks the lines that read like a machine. Your argument, your numbers and your citations stay exactly where you put them.
Watch the score drop, read it back once, and copy out plain text. Done before anyone else has seen the draft.
my first draft still sounded like chatgpt, this made it feel like something i would actually hand in
Maya S
Graduate student
One subscription, one editor, and the draft never leaves it.
The reason you're here. Bring the draft that says the right thing and reads stiff saying it. Pick a tone and an intensity, and the lines with the machine beat get rebuilt from the sentence up while your argument, citations and numbers stay where you put them. Higher intensity takes more liberties, so read it back before it goes anywhere with your name on it. If you only ever open one tab in ClearScript, it's this one.
Start here. You get a document score and a score on every sentence, so you can see which lines pull the number up. Scanning never spends words from your plan, so rescan freely.
For when the meaning is fine and the wording has to change. Academic, casual, creative or concise: the sentence gets rebuilt instead of having its nouns swapped for synonyms, which is what makes most rewrites read like a thesaurus accident.
The last pass before you send it. Grammar, punctuation, tense slips, awkward phrasing, and the over polished rhythm a rewrite can leave behind. Every fix is underlined, so take the ones you agree with.
See the risky lines, fix the rhythm, leave with a cleaner draft
“fixed my draft in 2 minutes”
@maya_s“I thought it would just lower the score, but the draft actually got clearer.”
@jakeT“i run it before submitting. fast and no drama”
Carlos M“The sentence view is way more useful than one scary score.”
Prof Chen“Really helpful for cleaning long ChatGPT drafts without changing the point.”
@priya_k“4 stars because I still review everything, but it saves me a lot of time.”
Dr Park99.8%
accuracy on our benchmark set
Under 0.2%
of human writing returned as AI
130,000+
writing samples behind the rewrite
14,000+
drafts improved this week
A humanizer is a finishing tool for writing you own. Used that way, it makes you sound more like yourself, not less. Here is where the lines are, so you never have to guess.
Most institutions now publish a written AI policy, and many allow AI for drafting, editing or feedback with some form of disclosure. Read yours; it is usually one page. If your course asks you to declare AI assistance, declare it, because a humanized draft is still an AI-assisted draft. The reading, the ideas and the argument have to be yours, and that is what your marker is actually grading.
Nobody objects to a proposal that reads well. What they object to is one that reads like it went to eleven other clients that morning. Use ClearScript on your own drafts, keep anything confidential inside your company's rules on AI tools, and treat the rewrite as an editor's pass, not a ghostwriter.
It doesn't check facts, verify sources or detect plagiarism, and it won't turn someone else's work into yours. The score it shows is an AI-likelihood signal from our own detector, benchmarked against GPTZero, Turnitin, and Originality.ai, not a prediction of what any of them will say about your draft. If a sentence carries a number, a name or a quote, read it again after the rewrite.
You do. The text you paste is yours and the text you copy out is yours. It isn't published, shared or sold, and your history is yours to clear whenever you like. The rewrite is a pass over your work, the same as a friend with a red pen, and the friend doesn't get a credit.
An AI humanizer rewrites AI-assisted text so it reads like a person wrote it: uneven sentence lengths, specific words, a point of view. ClearScript scores your draft for AI-writing signals sentence by sentence first, then rewrites only the lines that gave you away, so the result sounds like you and your meaning, citations and numbers stay put.
Paste it, see which lines read as AI, rewrite them in your voice, and copy it out. The intro offer covers every tool, and the whole pass takes less time than reading this page did.
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