Humanise a bachelor's thesis

Why a literature review sounds machine-made

The theoretical part summarises the literature: definitions, paraphrased sources and an overview of terms, written neutrally. Text like that is even and predictable even when you wrote it yourself — and that is how it reads to your supervisor too.

Humanisation breaks up its regular sentence rhythm and removes phrases like “it is important to note” or “plays a key role”, which easily creep into a literature review. The content, the sources and the order of ideas are meant to stay.

What to paste

The continuous text of one chapter or subchapter. Keep verbatim quotations, the reference list, tables and figure captions out of the rewrite — humanisation rewrites everything you paste, and other people's words are not meant to be rewritten.

Choose the Academic paper type. The rewrite then keeps an academic style without “I” and is meant to keep quotations, references, names and numbers word for word. Leave the deep rewrite through another language switched off; it holds technical terms less well.

After the rewrite

Compare terms, numbers, names and references to sources with the original — the rewrite is meant to keep them, but does not check them automatically. Watch the degree of certainty too: “may contribute” easily turns into “contributes”.

Change back small irregularities that don't belong in an academic text, such as a conjunction at the start of a sentence. You can check the finished chapter with detection before you send it to your supervisor.

Where humanisation does not help

Text generated by a model is still text from a model after the rewrite. If your university's rules require you to disclose AI use or forbid it, the rewrite changes nothing about that.

Nor does it guarantee that the text passes a detector. At the defence, what also matters is whether you can explain your work — a rewrite you don't understand yourself will not help you there.

Am I allowed to use humanisation for my bachelor's thesis?

It depends on the rules of your university and your supervisor. Editing your own text is ordinary work on a text; covering up undisclosed use of AI is not. If you are not sure, ask beforehand.

Will humanisation rewrite a whole bachelor's thesis at once?

A free account takes texts of up to 300,000 characters, so technically yes. It is better to rewrite chapter by chapter, though, so you can check the result easily.

Will my earlier seminar papers help?

Yes. With the Pro plan you upload them as sample texts and the rewrite will follow your style — sentence length, punctuation and linking words.

How many rewrites are free?

Without signing in, two per 30 days with texts up to 3,000 characters; with a free account, five per 30 days.