How it works
Choose the text. Describe the outcome. Review each edit.
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1. Choose the text
On macOS, select text in apps that expose it after granting Accessibility access. Otherwise, paste the sentence or passage you want to improve.
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2. Describe the outcome
Ask for clearer wording, a different tone, a shorter version, proofreading, or an explanation of the edit.
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3. Review the changes
Compare the suggestion with your original and keep, revise, or ignore it.
Current desktop composer
Say exactly how the writing should change.
Common jobs
One rewriting workflow, several useful outcomes.
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Rewrite a sentence
Express the same point with clearer wording.
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Simplify a paragraph
Make a dense passage easier to follow.
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Change the tone
Make the wording warmer, more direct, or more formal.
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Shorten a passage
Cut unnecessary words while keeping the important details.
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Remove repetition
Combine repeated ideas without flattening the message.
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Proofread a draft
Look for awkward wording, typos, and punctuation issues.
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Check clarity and flow
Ask where a passage becomes difficult to follow.
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Explain an edit
Ask why a rewrite is clearer before deciding whether to use it.
Keep your meaning
A writing suggestion, not a final judgment.
Lutin works from the text you deliberately provide. A rewrite may change nuance or introduce a mistake, so compare it with the original before using it. Specialist legal review, plagiarism detection, and guaranteed academic feedback are outside this workflow.







