AI writing
Rewrite, paraphrase, proofread, summarize, and draft.
What can I paste, and is there a length cap?
Rewrite, paraphrase, proofread, and summarize take pasted text up to 4,000 characters. A draft from a topic takes a brief of up to 2,000. There is no file upload and no URL fetch. Copy the text out of a PDF first.
Does a rewrite keep names, numbers, and URLs?
Yes. Numbers, quotes, names, URLs, and the number of items in a list are meant to stay. A rewrite is not a summary. Similarity is scored against this paste, not a search of the web.
About AI writing
These are the writing tools on aiaq.io. You can rewrite or paraphrase a passage, proofread a draft, summarize a source, or draft from a topic. They are the only tools on this site that send your paste to a language model.
There is no login. PDF, converters, SEO, AEO, keywords, and developer tools do not use this path.
How these tools work
You paste text or a topic, set the options on the page, and run the tool. That request goes to OpenRouter for that run only. aiaq.io does not keep a prompt history or an account.
Limits are two successful runs per hour on one tool, and ten across all five, keyed by your network. A private window does not reset the cap. A failed or busy model call does not spend a slot.
FAQs
- What can I paste, and is there a length cap?
- Rewrite, paraphrase, proofread, and summarize take pasted text up to 4,000 characters. A draft from a topic takes a brief of up to 2,000. There is no file upload and no URL fetch. Copy the text out of a PDF first.
- Does a rewrite keep names, numbers, and URLs?
- Yes. Numbers, quotes, names, URLs, and the number of items in a list are meant to stay. A rewrite is not a summary. Similarity is scored against this paste, not a search of the web.
- How is paraphrasing different from a rewrite?
- A rewrite returns one version. At heavier strength it may reorder the piece. Paraphrasing keeps paragraph order and returns three variations, each scored for length and similarity.
- Does proofreading rewrite the draft?
- No. Grammar errors are applied to the corrected text. Style suggestions are listed separately and stay off the copied draft. US and UK spelling stay as you wrote them.
- Can I summarize a URL or a PDF?
- No. Paste the text, up to 4,000 characters. Numbers and dates have to already be in the paste. The summary should not invent a missing figure.
- Does drafting from a topic search the web?
- No. There is no live web search. Prices, plan caps, and similar figures that look invented are replaced with [VERIFY] placeholders. Fill those from a live source before you publish.
- Do PDF, SEO, or other tools on this site use a language model?
- No. Only this group sends your paste to OpenRouter. PDF, converters, SEO, AEO, keywords, and developer tools do not.