Humanizer Text
Make the manuscript sound like you wrote it
The text is correct, but it does not sound like you — and reviewers can tell machine text.
You give
The manuscript or one section (.docx, .md or .txt); optionally 2–5 of your own papers to build the profile once.
You get
The rewritten .docx, a side-by-side diff of every change, and a report of the marks removed, by dimension.
How it works
# Humanizer $ scopetools run voice Model-assisted, with deterministic checks. First it extracts a voice profile from papers you already published (sentence architecture, hedging, connectives, rhythm); then it rewrites each section under that profile without changing numbers, claims, order or citations. Anything it cannot know is left as a [DADO: …] placeholder, never invented. Without a profile it only humanises the text.
The voice profile is extracted once from 2–3 papers you already published — the extraction is free and stays on your account. A fact guard compares every number, claim and citation between original and rewrite: any section where one moved is reverted to the original and is not charged.
What it costs
10 credits per delivered section: a 5-section IMRaD manuscript is about 50 credits (US$2.50); the Discussion alone, 10. Check-only mode costs 1 unit.
Charged only when it delivers — a failed run costs nothing.
Credits are shared across every MetaScope tool — buy once, spend anywhere.
Limits
It keeps the language of the original. It does not check statistics or methodology — use Final audit and the reviewers for that.
Frequently asked questions
- Does it change my results or citations?
- No; the fact guard reverts any section where a number, claim or citation moved, free of charge.
- What if I have no published papers?
- Use Humanise mode, no profile needed.
- Does it work on .docx?
- Yes; headings, tables and superscript citations survive; figures and comments don't (rebuilt file).
Before you submit, run the Pre-submission check — 3 credits.
