GPTHumanizer · Free editing worksheet · Updated October 2026

Before you publish: check the rewrite against its source

Use this worksheet for an existing essay passage, website article or client draft. Compare claims, citations and limits before accepting smoother wording. It works with any editing tool; no sign-in is needed for this manual worksheet.

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1. Place both versions side by side

Original draftRewritten draft

2. Compare the details that could change the decision

Write the exact phrase in each column. If a detail does not apply, mark it N/A. A matching number is not enough if it now describes a different thing.

Check	Original	Rewrite
Who does what; study population
Amount, quantity, unit
Date, time period and comparison
Possible / observed / caused / promised
Conditions and exclusions
Sources, quotes and attribution

3. Check the kind of claim you are rewriting

These are fictional manual editing examples, not customer texts, actual study findings or recorded product results.

Existing client-draft example: possibility is not a promise

4. Resolve differences before using the rewrite

Every changed fact or commitment has been restored or explicitly approved by the responsible person. No new claim, quotation, result or approval was invented. The passage preserves its population, time period, uncertainty and conditions; quotations and citations still support the claims. Unresolved difference / person to ask

Keep a record of your decision

The checks above identify differences. This record keeps your decision about one important wording change, including a suggestion you accept or reject after resolving it. You do not need to record every spelling correction.

Write your own reason from the source before asking an AI tool to assess it. Record one change below; print another copy if you need more records. These are manual notes, not an automatic history, a judgement score or proof that the decision is correct.

Proposed wording change Your decision and wording to keep Your reason tied to the source

Nothing is recorded automatically or saved by this worksheet. Use Print / save as PDF to retain the notes locally. Keep your original source separately and follow your assignment, publication or client rules.

Resolve material differences before using the text. Follow the applicable assignment, publication or client rules on AI assistance. This worksheet does not verify sources automatically, prove originality or predict an AI-detector result.

Need a fuller workflow? See academic rewriting and citation review or website article review. For a long existing draft, use the section-by-section workspace.