Free AI humanizer · no sign-up
Humanize AI text — in your own voice.
Other humanizers make AI text sound like a human. This one makes it sound like you: it learns your sentence length, words and punctuation, keeps every number and name, and shows each change side by side.
3 free rewrites a day · 500 words each · your voice card stays in your browser
Paste AI text. Get it back in your voice.
Free: 3 of 3 rewrites left today · no sign-up. Without a card we write in a plain, natural voice.
Rewrite it in your own voice, not a generic “human” one. Humanize Like Me builds a visible, editable voice card from your writing, rewrites sentence by sentence, locks numbers and names, and scores how much the result sounds like you. Free: 3 rewrites a day, 500 words each, no sign-up.
Your voice card
Every slider, phrase and banned word is visible and editable. Paste your own writing, or take the 2-minute calibration — pick which of two sentences sounds more like you, eight times.
Emails, essays, posts, messages. More is better: about 1,200 words gets a fully trained card. We measure sentence length, rhythm, contractions, punctuation and small-word habits in your browser; an AI model writes the short summary.
your card appears here
Stored in this browser only. Sign in later if you want to sync it.
Who it's for
Illustrative examples, not customer reviews.
How it works in 3 steps
- Show it your voice. Paste 150+ words of your own writing, take the 2-minute calibration, or fill a short form. You get a voice card.
- Paste the AI text. Choose a purpose (general, essay, email, social, work) and a strength (light, medium, heavy).
- Review the diff. Every sentence sits beside your original. Ask for 3 alternatives, revert, or tap “more like me”. Then copy it out.
What's in a voice card
It's all on screen and all editable. Export it as a plain-English prompt for ChatGPT or Claude, or download it as a stamp-style PNG. See how to humanize AI in your own voice.
- Sliders: sentence length, formality, contractions, vocabulary level, rhythm.
- Punctuation toggles: em dash, semicolon, parentheses, exclamation marks.
- Signature phrases you really use.
- “Never use” words, the ones you'd never say.
- A few of your own sentences as style anchors.
Why “sounds like you” beats “undetectable”
Detectors disagree with each other and change without notice, so a promise to beat them is a gamble. Readers are steadier. They notice stock openers, even rhythm and words nobody says out loud.
So we give you a 0–100 likeness score with plain reasons: sentence length, rhythm, contractions, word level, punctuation habits, small-word habits and never-words. It's rule-based, so you can see why. We make no promise about any detector. Read the honest version on undetectable AI humanizers.
Facts stay put
Numbers, dates, names, quotes and URLs are detected and kept word for word. Lock any phrase of your own too. If a rewrite would drop a fact, that sentence is retried or left as your original.
Who it's for
- Students, where AI help is allowed: make your own drafts and notes sound like you. Follow your school's rules. See humanize an essay draft.
- Non-native English writers: keep your own phrasing and word level, without the stiff textbook tone.
- Professionals: fix the emails and reports that read like a template. See AI emails.
- Creators: posts and captions that don't sound like everyone else's. See LinkedIn posts.
Free checks, no sign-up
The AI tone checker flags AI-sounding words, stock openers, rule-of-three lists and even sentence lengths. The daily AI word gives you one word to stop using, with swaps, and a streak. Browse the words to avoid.
Pricing in brief
Cancel Plus in one click on your account page. Stripe emails a reminder before renewal, and you can self-serve a 7-day refund. Sign-in is Google only, and only needed to pay.
| Free | Plus | Word pack | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $0, no sign-up | $9.99/mo or $59/yr | $4.99 one-off |
| Rewrites | 3 per day, 500 words each | Unlimited (fair use), 3,000 words per run | 20,000 words, never expires |
| Sentence tweaks | 12 per day | Unlimited | Included |
| Voice cards | 1 | 3 | 1 |
| Extras | Tone checker, daily word | .docx in/out, history | No subscription |
Questions people ask
What does an AI humanizer do?
It rewrites AI-generated text so it reads like a person wrote it. Humanize Like Me does that by matching your voice: your sentence length, contractions, word level and punctuation. It also keeps facts locked and shows every change.
Is Humanize Like Me really free?
Yes, with limits. You get 3 rewrites a day, up to 500 words each, 12 sentence tweaks and 1 voice card, with no sign-up. The quota resets at midnight US Eastern. Plus adds volume and extras.
How is it different from other AI humanizers?
It starts with you. You build a voice card from your own writing, see what it learned, and review each sentence. Numbers and names are locked. It doesn't promise to beat detectors; it scores how much text sounds like you.
Can it make AI text undetectable?
We don't promise that, and no honest tool can. Detectors disagree and change. We aim for writing that sounds like you, and offer a free tone check that is a writing check, not a detector.
Do I need writing samples?
No. Paste 150+ words if you have them, or take the 2-minute calibration (ten choices between two sentences), or fill a short form about you, your language, your field and your audience.
Is my text private?
Voice cards are stored in your browser by default. Text goes to an AI model provider only to produce the rewrite. Free rewrites aren't saved. Plus history is saved to your account, and you can delete it.
Can I use it for school assignments?
Only where your school allows AI assistance, and then to make your own drafts and notes sound like you. Follow your institution's rules. We don't help submit work that isn't yours.
What if I only need it once?
Buy the word pack: $4.99 one-off for 20,000 words, no subscription, and it never expires. Or stay on the free tier, which covers about 1,500 words a day.
Guides and tools
We don't promise to beat Turnitin, GPTZero or any detector. Use this for your own writing, within your school's or employer's rules — our integrity note.