Paraphrasing tools are a pillar of good content creation. So, which one from Wordtune and Paraphrasingtool.ai does it better?

Today, students and professionals need assistance from writing tools. These are the tools that can help them correct grammar, detect plagiarism, or rephrase & rewrite their content. In an ideal scenario, a tool would offer all of these at once.

However, most writers today depend on individual programs, such as paraphrasing tools. Students use it to stay out of the category of plagiarizers. While professionals do it to steer clear of websites and blogs with duplicate content.

Regardless of whichever category you belong to, when you find paraphrasing tools on Google, Paraphrasingtool.ai and Wordtune stand out as two of the most prominent options.

So, which one of them wins the battle of sentence rephrasing? Let’s see for ourselves:

Head-To-Head Comparison

Before we pit these tools against one another, let’s see how they are different from one another. Paraphrasingtool.ai presents itself as a complete writing solution. However, it does advertise itself primarily as a paraphraser.

Wordtune, on the other hand, acts more like a content improver rather than a rewriter or rephraser. The idea behind it is to make lackluster content great. But then again, all paraphrasing tools do offer content tone tweaks or changes.

So, to give you an idea of how these tools are different yet similar, here’s a little chart:

Paraphrasingtool.ai	Benefits/Advantages	Wordtune
Yes	Rephrasing/Rewriting	Yes/Limited
Yes	Improving Content Tone	Yes
Yes/Directly	Removing Plagiarism	Yes/Effectively
Yes/1000-words at a time	Free Use?	Yes/Limited
Four	Accompanying Tools	None

 

Paraphrasingtool.ai does lead the charge on paper, as it offers much more than Wordtune’s measly 280-character limit. Yet, we know that quantity doesn’t always mean quality. But, then again, the accompanying tools that it offers do give Paraphrasingtool.ai a marginal edge over Wordtune.

What You Need To Know About Paraphrasingtool.ai?

Paraphrasingtool.ai is a rephraser using the most advanced AI algorithms available for NLP-based tools today. The paraphraser itself sports a simple design, but its features should be your focus.

To help you understand just that, here are a few things you need to know about the tool itself:

·         It Offers A Simple UI

The design of a paraphrasing tool may not directly affect the text’s outcome, but it does play an important role. That’s something Paraphrasingtool.ai’s team understands. Therefore, they provide a simple yet stellar UI design, which you can see as soon as you visit the website:

The top bar gives you a glimpse of all the accompanying offers that this tool puts in your lap. These offers include paraphraser, summarizer, as well as content tones.

·         It Offers Three Content Tones

Oftentimes, paraphrasing tools only rewrite content according to their default styles. In other words, they don’t let you tweak or change content if you wish to. However, this tool offers you three options:

As seen here, all these options are self-explanatory, and it makes them ideal for various content purposes.

·         It Has Stellar Accompanying Tools

The idea behind Paraphrasingtool.ai becoming a complete package for writers originates from the accompanying tools that it provides:

Each of these tools can be used for various purposes besides paraphrasing. This means you may not have to go anywhere else for actions such as summarizing or plagiarism detection.

What You Need To Know About Wordtune?

Wordtune advertises itself as a tool that makes your text a bit more “authentic.” In other words, it rewrites to clear the objective of your content. It’s just a fancy way of saying it’s a content rephraser. However, here are two things you need to know about it:

·         Free 280-Character Limit

The limited word count offered by Wordtune is one place where Wordtune is a little behind when compared with other paraphrasers.

Granted, it does offer a paid version, the same as any other tool. However, the 280-character limit is a little too less. If you were to change 800+ words, then you might have to use the tool more than 10 times – at a time.

·         Paid Versions

The key thing to understand about Wordtune is that you can only accomplish around 10 rewrites a day IF you sign up for the free version. However, the $9.99 premium version isn’t too bad compared with other tools.

But, one thing we’re not sure about is the “Premium for Teams” option. Can you bargain for better prices if you’re using it for multiple people? We’ll never know.

Paraphrasing Comparison | Battle Of Sentence Rephrasing

Now that we know the difference between these tools and their offers, it’s necessary to pit them against one another. Here’s are the sentences we’ll be using:

“Content delivery is one of the most important aspects of it. That’s why, one needs to ensure a seamless transaction of the idea to the reader.”

This little passage has many underlying problems. So, can these tools find and fix them?

·         Wordtune

Wordtune’s best part is that it offers you various deviations of your content. In other words, you can pick the one you think it rephrased the best. So, when we used the sentence above, here’s what we got:

It’s offering three main revisions of our content. However, the common problem among them is:

• Some are robotic
• Some aren’t using the right terms
• All of them aren’t making the original one better

While it might be a ploy to get people to use the paid version, but this free edition isn’t exactly advertising the tool as a dependable one.

·         Paraphrasingtool.ai

Paraphrasingtool.ai has three main content options. But, since we’re not using it to remove plagiarism, we won’t be using that. Now, let’s use the other two options to revamp our content.

Text Improver

The first and default setting you get on Paraphrasingtool.ai is Text Improver. Does it improve our text?

Yes, it does. Compared to Wordtune, the sole option we have here is much better and flowing.

Near Human

Near Human is the second option on this tool, and when using it, here’s how it changes our content:

The idea remains the same, but the tool emphasizes the usage of simple words. In other words, it does make it sound near-human rather than robotic.

Conclusion: Who Won?

The simple answer is Paraphrasingtool.ai won. Because it has various things going its way, such as:

• 1000-word limit
• Natural rewriting of the text
• Two dependable text options
• Accompanying tools.

So, folks, our battle today was clearly won by Paraphrasingtool.ai because of these reasons.