Upload your .docx, get new wording, and download the same document with its fonts, lists, tables and images where you left them. Free, no word limit, no signup.
Paraphrase My Word Document →You have a finished Word document — an assignment, a lab report, a literature review or a work report — and the wording needs a fresh pass. Copying it into a text box would strip out the styles your lecturer or manager expects, and pasting the result back means fixing every heading and list by hand. Uploading the .docx avoids all of that: the file you download is your original document with new wording in place.
It suits students rewording their own drafts, writers reusing a report for a new audience, and anyone who needs to paraphrase a Word document without losing formatting.
ParaFree edits the text inside your body paragraphs and leaves the rest of the file alone:
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No. Headings and tables are left exactly as they are, so only the body paragraphs get new wording. This keeps your document structure and any table data unchanged.
Not directly. The older .doc format cannot be read in the browser, so open it in Word or Google Docs, save it as .docx and upload that file instead.
They are protected. Citations in the text are kept as written, paragraphs that contain a hyperlink are left as they are so the link keeps working, and a reference list at the end is returned unchanged.
Yes. You get back your own .docx file with the wording replaced, so it opens anywhere your original did, including Word, Google Docs and LibreOffice.
Free, no word limit, no signup. Open the paraphraser, click Upload File and pick your document.
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