Free AI Paraphrasing Tool

Reword anything in English, Hindi or Hinglish. Pick a tone, get up to 3 versions, no sign-up needed.

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Who uses ReWordly?

Students & researchers

Restate ideas from your sources in your own words, then cite them. Paraphrasing helps you understand material — it doesn't replace attribution.

Office & professionals

Turn a rough draft into a polished email for your boss or client — or soften a message that came out too blunt.

Hinglish writers

Type the way you text — “kal tak bhej dunga” — and get clean English, proper Hindi, or polished Hinglish back.

Bloggers & marketers

Refresh old copy, write alternate headlines and product descriptions, or adapt one message for different audiences.

How to paraphrase text

  1. Paste your text into the box (up to 5,000 characters).
  2. Pick a mode: Standard, Formal, Simple, Shorten and so on.
  3. Choose an output language (Hinglish and Indian English included) and how many versions you want.
  4. Click Paraphrase (or press Ctrl+Enter), then copy the version you like.

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Frequently asked questions

Is ReWordly free?

Yes. You can paraphrase up to 5,000 characters at a time without signing up.

Does it understand Hinglish?

Yes. Paste Hinglish (Hindi written in English letters) and choose English, Hindi or Hinglish as the output. It understands how people actually text in India.

What modes are available?

Standard, Fluent, Formal, Casual, Academic, Simple, Creative, Shorten and Expand. Each mode changes the tone or length of the rewrite.

Which languages are supported?

English (India, US and UK), Hinglish, Hindi, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Japanese and Chinese. By default the output stays in the language of your input.

Do you store my text?

No. Your text is sent to our AI provider to generate the rewrite and is not saved on our servers. See our Privacy Policy for details.

Is paraphrasing plagiarism?

Rewording someone else's ideas without credit is still plagiarism. Always cite your original sources, and check your school's or employer's policy on AI writing tools.