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Rewrite & paraphrase text in 5 modes using your own AI provider key — no subscription, no caps; your key stays on your device. Rewrite anything — on your own AI key, with no subscription and no usage caps. Most paraphrasers lock you into a monthly plan and a word limit. Rephrasr flips that: you bring your own AI API key, and you pay your provider only for what you actually use (usually pennies). Rephrasr is the clean, focused interface on top. ★ USE YOUR OWN AI KEY Bring your own API key from the major AI providers — or point it at virtually any model through OpenRouter. Each provider's key is saved separately, so you can switch in one click, and the model picker lists the models your key can actually use (or type any model id yourself). ★ FIVE REWRITE MODES • Simplify — plain, clear language • Formal — polished, professional tone • Academic — precise scholarly register • Shorten — tighten without losing meaning • Bulletize — turn prose into key points ★ NO SUBSCRIPTION, NO CAPS Paste your key once. Rephrasr calls your provider directly — no middle-man server, no per-word cap, and no monthly fee to us. ★ PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your API key is stored only on your device. The text you rewrite is sent only to the AI provider you chose (under their privacy policy) — never to us; we have no servers. See the before/after diff and keep a local history. ★ HOW TO USE 1. Click the icon → pick your provider and paste its API key (one time). 2. Paste your text → pick a mode. 3. Copy the result, or view what changed. For writers, students, and professionals who already have an API key and don't want another subscription.
Jun 24, 2026
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