Light keeps your voice and touches up words; Medium adds contractions and trims stiff idioms; Deep also breaks long sentences apart. The measurements below are taken from the actual text.

• Two writers, one page. Humanize with AI posts your text to the free AI text API (text.pollinations.ai) and drops the rewrite back here; Local rewrite does everything inside this tab.
• The free API is best-effort. The anonymous tier allows one rewrite every 15 seconds - when the API is busy or limited the page falls back to the local rewrite automatically and says so, instead of hanging on a spinner.
• The local pass is a curated dictionary. About 70 stock-phrase pairs (delve into to dig into, utilize to use, tapestry of to mix of) plus filler-opener stripping - the same input always gives the same output.
• Intensity picks the toolkit. Light does swaps and fillers; Medium adds contractions (do not to don't) and idiom cuts (in order to to to); Deep also splits sentences over 30 words.
• Splits are grammar-safe. Deep only cuts at "; ", ", and " and ", so " - places that already join two complete sentences - so nothing dangles afterward.
• Signals are counts, not a score. Every chip lists something actually counted in your text (stock phrases, filler openers, long sentences, passive voice, repeated starts) - there is no invented percentage.
• What we never change: meaning, facts, names or numbers. The local pass only rephrases; it does not add content or promise a quality rating.
• Findings explain the plan. The list shows what was found and what the rewrite did with it; the Humanized card then re-measures the output so you can compare honestly.
• Passive voice is reported, not forced. The local pass leaves grammar alone; the AI rewrite often turns those sentences active on its own.
• Copy or download the result as plain .txt - ready for your editor. Your text travels to the API only when you press the AI button, and nothing is stored.
• Before/after stats are measured from the actual text on screen, whichever writer produced it - words, sentences, averages and every signal count.