Write in your own voice.

Paste a few things you've written. We'll show you what makes your writing yours — then draft new text, or rewrite AI-sounding text, so it reads like you wrote it.

1. Your writing samples

Two or three pieces, anything you actually wrote yourself — emails, posts, essays. More variety gives a truer read.

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Using AI writing honestly

Sounding like you isn't the same as being you. If your school, employer or readers expect disclosure, disclose. Our ethics hub covers why.

AI writing that actually sounds like you

Most AI writing sounds the same because the model is never told how you write. The Voice Writer fixes that. Paste two or three things you've written yourself, such as emails, posts or essays, and it reads them for real style markers: sentence length and rhythm, vocabulary level, tone, how you structure a piece, and the phrases you return to.

You get that back as a plain-English voice profile, so you can see what it noticed and check that it's right. From there you can generate a new draft in your voice from a short brief, or paste existing text, including AI output, and have it rewritten to sound like you instead of generic AI.

It's useful for anyone who writes a lot and wants AI help without sounding like everyone else: founders, marketers, consultants, students and support teams. It's free to use, with 10 runs an hour. Pro lets you save several voice profiles, for example work and personal, and switch between them.

See your voice: Rhythm, vocabulary, tone, structure, habits and things you never do.
Generate or polish: Write from a brief, or rewrite text that doesn't sound like you yet.
No generic AI phrasing: Drafts avoid stock filler and tidy-summary endings.
Free to start: No card needed. Pro saves multiple voices.