Free tool to translate between plain English and LinkedIn professional writing style
Fix AI writing fast
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Free: 100 credits at sign-up, topped up by 40 every week, 2 models per rewrite, 4 fast models including GPT-6 Luna, articles up to 6,000 words. Pro: $19 per month, 1,500 credits every month, up to 5 models per rewrite, all 9 models including Claude Sonnet 5.5 and Grok 4.7, articles up to 15,000 word
Key features
Convert plain English to LinkedIn-style professional writing
Decode LinkedIn jargon into plain language
Multiple content formats: posts, About sections, headlines, comments, messages
Rewrite intensity control
Editable post preview before publishing
No signup required to try the tool
Works in browser on desktop and mobile
Mark passages and add notes about what's wrong
Flip through rewrites from multiple AI models at once
Choose from 9 AI models including GPT-6 Luna, Claude Sonnet, and Grok
Preserve undo history and original drafts
Support for TipTap-based editors and built-in document editor
No need for personal API keys
Credit-based pricing with transparent cost estimates
Handle articles up to 6,000 words on Free plan or 15,000 on Pro
Access 2 models on Free plan or up to 5 on Pro plan
What makes it different
Preserves facts and avoids inventing metrics or achievements
Changes professional tone and framing without altering what actually happened
Works bidirectionally: write professional copy or decode existing jargon
Context-aware editing for different professional situations and formats
Independent and not affiliated with LinkedIn Corporation or Microsoft
Never leave your editor—rewrites happen in-place without copy-paste
Only the passages you mark change; the rest of your draft stays exactly as written
Compare rewrites from multiple AI models side by side in one click
Free plan with 100 credits and weekly top-ups, no card required
Preserves full undo history even after accepting rewrites