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Copy Sharpener
Sounds like it was written by AI. Let's fix that.
Punchier, clearer, more human. Options to pick from.
What you get
- you send
- Any copy that sounds off.
- you get
- 3 rewrites, punchier, clearer, more human, with AI copy patterns detected and removed.
- the format
- Options to pick from, not one version to accept.
Try it with real input
example input, real run“A robotic hero line, "The smarter way to manage your team." The classic robot-copy tell: a category claim, no specific moment.”
"Smarter" is an unearned adjective with nothing behind it, and "manage your team" names the category, not a moment a manager actually has. The axis is outcome over feature: this could be any tool's tagline, so it converts no one.
see the full Copy Sharpener run →For a sharper read
- include
- The actual copy, pasted in full, and your intended voice if you have one. The tool detects the AI patterns; you don't need to name them.
FAQ
Can I use this on ads, emails, or deck slides?
Yes. Any short copy with a job to do: hero sections, ads, cold email lines, slide headers. The shorter the format, the more each flat word costs you.
Does "more human" mean more casual?
No, it means more specific. A formal, direct claim grounded in a real outcome sounds human; a casual hedge does not. Tone is yours, specificity is the fix.
What if I like part of the original?
Keep it. The options are built to pick from and recombine, not to obey. The goal is the version you would actually say out loud to a customer.
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