What is a paragraph rewriter?
A paragraph rewriter is a tool that alters or rewords sentences or paragraphs by changing the sequence of words to improve readability or make it easier to understand.
How to use our paragraph rewriter tool?
- Input– Paste a paragraph with up to 400 words.
- AI Writer– Frase AI will perform some magic to rewrite your paragraph.
- Output– Your new paragraph is re-written by Frase AI.
Why Use a Paragraph Rewriter?
There are several reasons people rewrite content or copy.
Improve communication
Sometimes it isn’t easy to translate the words in your head into the words on a page.
For example,
The introduction to this page is
Communicate more clearly by writing easier to understand paragraphs and sentences using our free Paragraph Rewriter tool.
You could rewrite this as
Communicate more clearly by writing easier to understand paragraphs and sentences using our free Paragraph Rewriter tool.
or
Write better content by making your paragraphs and sentences clearer using our free Paragraph Rewriter tool.
An alternative to copywriting editor
Many content marketing agencies and writers use an editor to review and propose grammar changes to article drafts.
A paragraph rewriting tool takes on the role of proposing edits and changes to your original content by suggesting improvements.
This saves time, but it can also save money if you pay for an editor’s service.
Reword a long paragraph or single sentence.
According to Statistica, mobile traffic accounts for over 50% of total website traffic.
A lengthy paragraph can consume the entire depth of a mobile screen, so condensing long paragraphs and writing short sentences helps the user experience and communicate more clearly.
Non-native English writers
With globalization, businesses seek the lowest production costs, so many writers tend to be based in China, India, or Indonesia, where English may not be the first language.
Rewriting words helps non-native speakers write better.
Multiple suggestions
When you enter a paragraph into our tool, it rewrites and provides 3 suggestions. You can use the option you prefer or combine the best of all 3 versions.
Who is a paraphrasing tool for?
A paraphrasing tool is ideal for anyone who writes a lot as part of the education, career, or pastime; typically, bloggers, copywriters, marketers, and students.
Bloggers
According to Statista, there are an estimated 31.7 million bloggers in the USA, and of the 1.9 billion websites, there are more than 600 million blogs.
Writing is at the heart of how bloggers make a living, and anything that helps improve the quality of their writing is beneficial.
Freelance writers and content marketers
In a Semrush study, 38% said that updating and repurposing existing content was the tactic that made their content successful.
You can use a rewriter tool to go back over your pages, posts, and articles and refresh the key elements like the introduction, headings and definitions, explanations, and conclusion.
Students
Students want to write better papers and dissertations to help them secure better grades and qualifications.
Rewriting use cases and examples
Here are a few examples of how rewriting paragraphs and sentences is useful in content writing.
Rewrite your introduction
The introduction to an article or blog post invites the reader to learn about the topic and the benefits or outcomes of reading it.
Here’s an introduction to an article that’s a little wordy.
As evidenced by the growth of featured snippets and voice search, consumers expect fast, and accurate answers when searching online. They want answers, not links.
Here’s the rewritten version
Consumers expect fast, accurate results when they search for products online. They don't want links; they want answers.
Rewrite body copy
You can rewrite and concise the 5 sentences in this paragraph into more concise, clearer sentences.
Google has been looking for ways to find specific answers buried deep within page content. They have recently started ranking not just web pages, but individual passages from pages. With this new ability to better understand the relevance of specific passages, marketers need to make sure their outlines cover high-intent queries. Headers and sub-headers grow in importance with this update.
This is rewritten as
Google has been looking into ways to find specific answers hidden within page content. They have recently begun ranking not just web pages but individual passages from them. Marketers must now ensure that their outlines cover high-intent queries. Headers and sub-headers grow in importance with this update.
Rewriting from paragraphs to lists
Frase has developed some custom AI templates that will translate paragraphs into lists that, in some instances, are easier for readers to digest on a long article or blog post.
Rewrite a long conclusion
A conclusion reminds the reader of the article’s findings, outcome, or results and can provide the reader with the next steps or actions to take.
Rewrite your headings
Headings divide your web page into different parts and help readers quickly find the information they need.
For example, a how-to article will have headings outlining the different steps to reach an outline.
Rewrite social media posts
You can rewrite your LinkedIn headline or summary and rewrite tweets and Instagram captions.
Rewrite product or service descriptions
Product descriptions tend to be short-form copy containing product benefits and some bullet points, which you can rewrite with our tool.
We have a Product Description generator if you need to write unique descriptions for your products. Enter your product name and keywords, and we’ll generate copy.
