NeuralWriter

NeuralWriter is a formal language conversion tool. A free, no-signup paraphrasing tool that rewrites sentences rather than swapping synonyms, offering 8 writing styles and a deep set of language standards (ISO 24495-1, Easy-to-Read, CEFR, ASD-STE100 and more) across 30 languages.

NeuralWriter is a browser-based paraphrasing tool that rewrites whole paragraphs rather than swapping individual words. Instead of acting as a synonym spinner, the underlying model reads a passage and rebuilds its sentences, keeping the original meaning, proper nouns and numbers intact while changing phrasing and structure. It runs in 30 languages, requires no account, and caps each run at 10,000 characters (roughly 1,500 words). The tool's distinctive layer is its standards library. Beyond the 8 everyday writing styles (Standard, Fluent, Formal, Academic, Simple, Creative, Shorten, Expand), NeuralWriter ships controls that map to published readability and controlled-language rules: ISO 24495-1 plain language, ISO/IEC 23859 easy-to-read, CEFR A2 to B1, the CDC Clear Communication Index, ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English, Attempto Controlled English, Amazon-style narrative memos, and English-only word lists such as Oxford 3000, Ogden's Basic English, Globish and the Academic Word List. National plain-language and easy-to-read modes (DIN SPEC 33429, FALC, やさしい日本語, Lectura Fácil, Klarspråk and others) surface automatically when the pasted text is in the matching language. In practice a user pastes text, chooses a style or standard, sets the rewrite strength to Light or Hard, optionally locks up to 20 terms, and runs the paraphrase. A diff view highlights every replaced word, and Markdown, HTML and citations are preserved. The core audience is students restating sources, non-native English writers polishing drafts, and content or SEO teams producing fresh versions of one draft. The standards modes extend its reach to public sector communicators, technical writers working to STE, UX writers and accessibility teams. Among general paraphrasers, NeuralWriter competes on compliance depth rather than raw speed: the standard modes prepare a draft that still expects human review, and easy-to-read texts in particular need a final check by readers from the target group. Standard modes are free with no daily limit.