Getting Started with the Humanizer
If you’re here, you’re probably trying to make your text sound more natural, more human, and less likely to trigger detection tools. That’s exactly what the Humanizer is built to help you do. To get started:
- Paste or write your text into the Humanizer. Your word limit depends on your plan: 500 words (Starter), 1,200 (Pro), and 1,700 (Unlimited).
For best results, split your text into sections and humanize each one separately.
- Choose your options:
- Readability level: Pick how natural or polished you want your final output to sound.
- Purpose: Let Walter know what this is for (academic, professional, etc.).
- Detection Bypass Level: This controls how aggressively your text is rewritten.
- Hit Humanize & Scan. Walter gets to work. It’ll subtly rephrase, restructure, and tweak to sound more human. Plus, Walter will automatically run your rewritten text through our AI Detection Scorecard.
- Review and tweak as needed. You’re still the editor-in-chief.
🔍 Tips for Best Results
- Break longer text into parts. Even if your plan allows more, keeping input under 1,000 words helps Walter process more smoothly, rewrite more clearly, and gives you better control over edits.
- Use readability + purpose together. Matching both makes the rewrite feel intentional and natural.
- Keep your original text and compare rewrites for better editing.
- Use “Simple” detection bypass first. Only go higher if needed.
- Always review your output. Walter rewrites for detection, not for meaning. Make sure it still says what you meant to say.
Updated on: 08/11/2025