Paraphrase Tool
Rewrite text in your own words while maintaining the original meaning. Perfect for essays, articles, and content repurposing.
How to Paraphrase
Paraphrasing means rewriting content in different words while keeping the same meaning. Always cite the original source. Good paraphrasing shows you understand the concept, not just copying words.
FAQ
Is paraphrasing the same as plagiarism? ▼
No. Paraphrasing with proper citation is not plagiarism. Paraphrasing without attribution is plagiarism.
How do I cite a paraphrased source? ▼
Use the same format as direct quotes: (Author Year) or [1]. Include in bibliography. Follow APA, MLA, or Chicago style guides.
What's the difference between paraphrasing and summarizing? ▼
Paraphrasing rewrites in similar length but different words. Summarizing condenses main ideas into fewer words.
Can I use this for academic papers? ▼
Yes, as a starting point. Always add proper citations and verify originality with plagiarism checkers.
How to write good paraphrases? ▼
Read the original, understand the meaning, write in your own words without looking at original, then cite the source.