GPTHumanizer · Free editing worksheet · September 2026

Before you send: check what the rewrite commits you to

Use this worksheet for an email, proposal or short business draft. Compare the meaning first; polish the wording second. It works with any editing tool.

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1. Place both versions side by side

Original draftRewritten draft

2. Compare the details that could change the decision

Write the exact phrase in each column. If a detail does not apply, mark it N/A. A matching number is not enough if it now describes a different thing.

Check	Original	Rewrite
Who does what; recipient
Amount, quantity, unit
Date: delivery or next update?
Proposed / possible / promised
Conditions and exclusions
Evidence, quotes, approvals

3. Check a common trap

4. Resolve differences before sending

Every changed fact or commitment has been restored or explicitly approved by the responsible person. No new claim, quotation, result or approval was invented. The message still makes the same request and preserves its limits. Unresolved difference / person to ask

Do not send until material differences are resolved. This is an editing aid, not an automated fact check or legal review.