See what changed. Decide what stays.
Compare two versions side by side and inspect added or removed words. Keep the improvements and catch the details that drifted.
A useful next step for your draft.
A clear change trail
Highlight additions and removals so you can inspect a rewrite without switching between documents.
A final factual check
Look closely at names, dates, quantities, links, and qualifying words that may change the meaning.
Local by design
Text comparison runs on your device. Your drafts do not need to be uploaded to compare them.
From a little clutter to a little clarity.
Add both versions
Place the original in the first field and the edited draft in the second.
Inspect the differences
Read additions and removals in context. A diff shows wording changes, not whether an edit is correct.
Keep the right version
Make your final edits in the source document and save the version you intend to publish.
Good questions.
Honest answers.
Everything you need to know before you write.
Does comparison prove the meaning is unchanged?+
No. A word-level diff shows textual changes. A small change from “may” to “will,” or from “15” to “50,” can matter more than a rewritten paragraph. Read the result with the original context.
Can I compare an AI rewrite?+
Yes. Comparing a rewrite with the original is a useful review step. Check factual details, technical terms, quotes, and the strength of claims.
Are the two drafts uploaded?+
The comparison tool runs in your browser. It does not require an AI request.
Is this a plagiarism checker?+
No. This tool compares the two texts you provide. It does not search the web, query publication databases, or establish who owns the writing.
Good tools work better together.
Clean, refine, and review your draft in one thoughtful workspace.