AI tools in this list
345
runs shared across all of them
5 / day
characters per run
12,000

Scope

What the AI tools in this directory are

This is a routing page. Nothing runs on it. Its job is to get you to the right tool on the first try, because a wrong guess costs you one of five daily runs and you do not get it back.

It covers only the 345 routes that call a language model. The app also carries 83 tools that do a fixed job in your browser, 38 image and video routes that go through our media workflow, and 15 pages with no engine. Those are useful, but they are a different kind of thing and they are not listed here.

Decide

Choosing between 345 AI tools without wasting a run

The tool name is not decoration. Our server builds the model's instruction out of the route name, so an email humanizer and a cover letter humanizer receive genuinely different instructions. Opening the closest-named tool is the single most effective thing you can do.

You have finished text and want it different
A rewriter. 160 routes cover humanizing, paraphrasing, tone, style and format-specific rewrites.
You have a brief and want text
A generator. 51 routes produce alt text, meta descriptions, titles, blurbs, resumes and outlines.
You have text and want to know about it
A checker. 134 routes cover AI detection, essay and assignment checks, readability, tone and style.
You want characters stripped, swapped or reformatted
Not on this page. One of the 83 local tools does it in your browser, instantly, with no run cost.

Workflow

How to run an AI tool in three steps

Identical across all 345. No account, no settings, no setup.

Step 1
Open the tool whose name matches your job most exactly, using the groups above.
Step 2
Paste text between 1 and 12,000 characters. Longer input is refused before the model sees it, so a long document needs splitting into sections first.
Step 3
Run, then read. Output arrives as finished text with no preamble or wrapper, which means it looks ready to use whether or not it is.

Plan the session

How to spend 5 runs across the AI tools

Five runs per rolling 24 hours, shared across every one of the 345 tools. Not five per tool. A rewrite and a detection check both draw from the same five, and the count is tied to a hashed identifier from your connection rather than an account, because there is no account here.

Because the window rolls rather than resetting at midnight, runs come back individually, in the order you spent them. That changes how you plan a session.

Clean before you rewrite
Run a local hidden character or whitespace tool first. It is free and unmetered, and it stops a run being spent on debris.
Trim to the essential passage
The ceiling is 12,000 characters, but a tighter excerpt usually gets a better rewrite than a whole chapter.
Write a real brief for generators
Three words in gets three words of substance out, and the retry costs another run.
Check once, at the end
Running a detector before and after a rewrite costs two of your five. Decide which one you actually need.

Rewrite

The rewriting and humanizing AI tools

The largest group at 160 routes. Every one of them is held to the same standing instruction: do what the tool name implies, preserve the original meaning and factual claims, and return only the rewritten text with no commentary or code fence around it.

Preserving facts is an instruction to a model, not a mechanical guarantee. Build one verification pass into your workflow: compare numbers, names and dates in the output against the source before the text goes anywhere.

Generate

The AI tools that generate instead of rewrite

51 routes start from nothing. They are instructed to produce exactly what your brief asks for, match the format implied by the tool name, and return only the finished content. A meta description generator hands back a meta description, not advice about meta descriptions.

That makes the input box do different work than it does on a rewriter. On a rewriter you paste a draft. On a generator you paste a specification: who it is for, what it covers, what length and tone. The generators are only as good as that paragraph.

Analyze

The AI tools that check and analyze

134 routes read your text and report on it without changing it: AI detectors, essay and assignment checkers, readability and tone analyzers, style and grammar passes. They run at a lower temperature than the rewriters, because describing what is on the page should not be a creative act.

Know what they will not say before you read one. The analyzer is instructed never to claim certainty about authorship, plagiarism or which AI model produced a text, and to describe observable signals and their limitations instead. You will get an account of structure and variation. You will not get a verdict on who wrote it.

Straight answer

Do the AI tools here beat AI detectors?

No. We do not sell that and we cannot deliver it. Detection is probabilistic scoring of patterns, which is why carefully edited human writing gets flagged and why no score is proof of anything.

We have no affiliation with Turnitin, GPTZero, Copyleaks or Originality.ai, and we do not predict what any of them will report about your text. Running a rewriter changes your writing. What a third party's tool then says about it is not something anyone here can see, control or promise.

FAQ

Everything answered. Working with the AI tools

How many AI tools are in this directory?

345 routes use a language model: 160 rewriters, 134 checkers and analyzers, and 51 generators. The app has 483 routes in total, so the rest are local tools, media routes or reference pages.

Are the AI tools free to use?

Yes, capped at 5 runs per rolling 24 hours. No payment, no signup, no email.

Do all the AI tools share one run limit?

Yes. The 5 runs are spent across the whole set, not per tool.

How do I avoid wasting a run?

Open the most exactly named tool, clean and trim the text with a free local tool first, and write a real brief if it is a generator.

Does my text get uploaded?

For these 345 tools, yes. They send your text to our server so a model can process it. The 83 local tools in the app never do.

Is anything kept after a run finishes?

No. Your input is passed to the model and the result comes back. Only a run counter tied to a hashed identifier is stored.

What is the longest text I can submit?

12,000 characters. Anything longer is rejected before it reaches the model, so split long documents and run the section that matters.

What happens when the 5 runs are gone?

The tool says you have used all 5 free runs for today. Because the window rolls forward, they return one at a time rather than all at midnight.

Do I need an account?

No. There is no login anywhere in the app, which is also why the run count is tied to your connection rather than a profile.

Which tools do not use up a run?

The 83 browser tools: hidden character cleaners, case and whitespace tools, converters, encoders and the watermark scanner.

Should I clean my text before running an AI tool?

Usually yes. A free local pass removes invisible characters and stray spacing, so the run is spent on the writing rather than the debris.

What is the difference between a rewriter and a generator?

A rewriter needs finished text and keeps the meaning. A generator needs a brief and writes something new in the format the tool name implies.

Can an AI checker tell me which model wrote a text?

No. The analyzers are instructed never to claim certainty about authorship or which AI produced a text, only to describe observable signals and limits.

Do the AI tools work on a phone?

Yes. The work happens on our server, so device speed makes no difference to the result or the wait.

Is there a batch mode or an API?

No. One text per run through the page, and 5 runs a day, so the app is not built for bulk work.

Do the AI tools handle languages other than English?

The model covers many languages and there are language-specific routes in the app. Quality varies, so read the output before trusting it.

Why was my run rejected?

Almost always an empty box, more than 12,000 characters, or a spent allowance. A temporarily unavailable message means the model service is unreachable.

Why does the output arrive with no explanation?

Every tool is instructed to return only the finished text. That keeps it paste-ready, and it is why reading it before using it matters.

Will a rewriter change my facts?

It is told to preserve meaning and factual claims, but that is a model instruction rather than a guarantee. Verify numbers, names and dates yourself.

Will these AI tools make my writing undetectable?

No, and we will not claim it. Detectors are probabilistic and flag human writing too, so no honest tool can promise a third party's verdict.

Are you affiliated with any AI detection service?

No. We have no relationship with Turnitin, GPTZero, Copyleaks or Originality.ai and do not predict their results.

Why are image and video tools missing from this page?

The 38 watermark routes for images and video handle files rather than text and run through our media workflow, so they are listed separately.