QuillBot's plan page: the free plan paraphrases up to 125 words in 2 modes and fixes basic grammar; Premium, at $8.33 a month billed annually, opens every mode.
QuillBot Premium
QuillBot Nov 2026
Open quillbot.com →QuillBot is the standard free paraphraser: the free plan rewrites up to 125 words at a time in 2 modes, and Premium removes the limits for $8.33 a month billed annually. Grammarly's paraphrasing tool is free to use without signing up, which suits a sentence or two. For anything longer, the free tier of an AI assistant (ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini) usually does better, as long as you say what you want: 'make this shorter and more formal, keep every fact and number'. LanguageTool's Premium adds unlimited sentence paraphrasing to its grammar checker if you already pay for it. One honest limit: rewording someone else's text still uses their ideas, so it does not make copied work original, and a paraphrase still needs its source named, as Purdue's writing lab puts it. Rule: QuillBot or Grammarly for a sentence, an assistant for a paragraph, and a citation whenever the idea came from someone else.
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QuillBot's plan page: the free plan paraphrases up to 125 words in 2 modes and fixes basic grammar; Premium, at $8.33 a month billed annually, opens every mode.
QuillBot Nov 2026
Open quillbot.com →Grammarly's free paraphraser, usable without signing up, for rewording a sentence or short passage.
Grammarly Nov 2026
Open grammarly.com →Premium's unlimited AI sentence paraphrasing, more formal, fluid or shorter, alongside its grammar checks.
LanguageTool Nov 2026
Open languagetool.org →Claude's free plan, for everyone, with limited usage every 5 hours and every week; enough for rewording a few paragraphs.
Anthropic Nov 2026
Open claude.com →What a paraphrase is, and the rule that information taken from a source still needs that source named.
Purdue Online Writing Lab Nov 2026
Open owl.purdue.edu →