AI website humanizer · Free · No account

One line of code to humanize your website

Make your website's copy sound natural and consistent with your tone, without rebuilding your CMS. Then fine-tune any section from a live dashboard and A/B test your headlines. Your facts, names, and links stay exactly where you left them.

AI humanization

Your public pages are rewritten in the tone you pick and served to visitors from cache. If the service is ever unavailable, your original text simply stays.

Live copy editing

Edit any text section from your dashboard. Changes go live in about 5 minutes with no deploy, and version history lets you restore any earlier text.

A/B testing

Test up to four versions of a section with an equal split. Visitors stick to their version, and you read results in your own analytics under the yttx_variant dimension. We collect nothing about your visitors.

  • If this service is unavailable, your original content simply remains.
  • Your whole public site is humanized automatically; login, checkout and legal pages are skipped, and you can exclude any path or section.
  • You can pause humanization or remove the snippet at any time.

Step one

Preview a page before installing anything.

Enter a public page and a tone. We fetch that one page, rewrite up to five text blocks and show them side by side. Nothing is installed and nothing changes on your site.

Preview your website with a human voice

How should it sound?

We load the page once, rewrite a few of its paragraphs, and show the result here. Nothing is stored and your site is not changed.

Step two

Get your one-line snippet by email.

Happy with the direction? We'll email you a secure setup link with your one-line snippet. No account or credit card required.

Tone for the whole site

By requesting a setup link you confirm you're authorized to install code and process copy on this website. We only send transactional emails: setup links, status and management links. No marketing.

Already installed? Manage your site

Frequently asked questions

How does the one-line install work?

After you preview a page, request a setup link by email. You get a single script tag to paste into your site's footer. We then crawl your public pages in the background, rewrite the text blocks in your chosen tone, and cache the results. The snippet swaps your original text for the humanized version in each visitor's browser; no AI model ever sits in a visitor's request path.

Can I edit the rewritten copy myself?

Yes. The manage page has a copy editor: every processed page appears in a tree, each text section shows the original next to what visitors currently see, and you can rewrite it by hand. Your edits always win over AI rewrites, go live in about 5 minutes, and keep a version history you can restore from.

How does the A/B testing work?

Add up to three test versions to any section and they're served in an equal split. Each visitor sticks to one version for their whole browser session, and the chosen version is exposed to your own analytics as a yttx_variant event and a data-yttx-variant attribute; we collect nothing about your visitors. When you know the winner, one click ends the test and serves it to everyone.

What happens if I remove the snippet?

Your site instantly shows its original text again. The snippet only applies cached rewrites in the browser; your CMS content is never modified. You can also pause humanization or delete your site and its data from the manage page at any time.

What stays the same in a rewrite?

Your meaning, factual claims, names, numbers, dates, links, email addresses, and quotes. The rewrite only changes wording, rhythm, and phrasing. If a rewrite would drop any of those details, we discard it instead of showing it.

Is it free, and do you store my page?

Yes, it's free, with no account or email required. The page content is sent to community-operated AI workers for the rewrite and is not stored by this site beyond a short-lived cache that avoids repeat processing.

Which pages work best?

Public https:// pages with real written content: home pages, about pages, service and product pages, blog posts. Pages that are mostly images, code, or app screens may not have enough readable text to preview.