AI paper editing
Your manuscript, carefully edited by Claude and independently reviewed by ChatGPT β guided by structured editing instructions distilled from 10+ years of native-speaker SCI editing. You choose exactly what gets checked.
Submit your manuscriptNo account needed Β· Delivery time estimated per manuscript Β· .docx in, three .docx out
Your private order link is generated on submit β bookmark it to check status and download. Files auto-delete after 30 days.
Upload your .docx on this page, tick the checks you want (all on by default), and submit. You'll get a private order link β bookmark it to track status and download your files. During the free pilot there's nothing to pay; your three .docx files are ready within the estimated delivery time.
Three .docx files: a clean manuscript, a revision report (before β after + reason for key changes), and a marked-up version with Word Track Changes revision marks.
Honestly: it catches most language issues, not all of them. We follow a strict minimal-intervention rule β fixing what's broken while preserving your meaning and voice. Always do a final review yourself before submission.
AI-assisted language editing is widely accepted by major journals, but policies vary by journal and institution and continue to evolve. Before deciding whether to use our service, please review your target journal's or institution's AI policy and disclosure requirements. You are responsible for ensuring that your use of AI editing complies with those policies and for making any required disclosures when submitting your work.
It depends on your manuscript's length β most papers are ready within 24 hours of submission; longer manuscripts may take more time. Track live progress on your private status page.
No. Your private order link is all you need.
Files stored on our service are private and automatically deleted 30 days after delivery. We run the editing process with model training turned off, and delete working copies from the editing tools after delivery.
Your choice at submission β American English by default, British English on request.
No. We check that in-text citations are formatted consistently, but the reference list itself is outside our scope β we don't edit it or verify the works cited.
We work with .docx files β .docx in, three .docx out.