Tighten a draft without changing its meaning
Cut filler and repetition from your draft while keeping your voice, with a log of what changed.
Shift a message's tone, from blunt to warm or casual to formal, while preserving every fact.
Rewrite the text below so it sounds {{target_tone}}, for {{audience}}.
Original text:
{{text}}
Current tone, in my own words: {{current_tone}}
Rules:
- Keep all facts, numbers, dates, names and requests unchanged.
- Change vocabulary, sentence length, openings and sign-offs to fit the new tone. Do not just swap in a few adjectives.
- Avoid clichés and filler such as "I hope this email finds you well" or "touch base".
- Keep the length within 15% of the original unless the tone needs more or less.
- Do not add emojis unless the target tone is casual and the original already uses them.
Output format:
1. The rewritten text.
2. Two bullets on the main stylistic choices you made.
3. One alternative opening sentence for people who want a different feel.Describing the current tone helps the model know what to undo. For brand voice, paste a sample paragraph of your own writing into the audience field.
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