Restate your thesis without changing its claim.

Paste a thesis you have already written, choose Restate a thesis, and compare the suggested wording with your original. Keep its evidence, conditions and level of certainty intact.

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This tool rephrases an existing thesis of up to 200 input words. It does not create an argument from a topic or write a whole conclusion. Sign in to rewrite; a new account has one shared 100-word trial, and a successful request uses the input word count.

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Paste an existing thesis, up to 200 words. This mode rephrases your statement; it does not create a new argument or a whole conclusion. Compare the result for changes to your position, scope and certainty. Your input word count uses the same shared allowance.

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Thesis task: up to 200 input words. Choose a general writing mode for longer passages.

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Check the claim before keeping the restatement

Scope

Keep the people, place, period and conditions in your original. A finding from one course must not become a claim about every student.

Certainty

Check words such as may, suggests and if. A possible effect must not become a proven outcome, and an association must not become a cause.

Evidence

Compare numbers and citations against your source. Rewording does not verify a source, remove plagiarism or guarantee an AI-detector result.

Need the rest of a closing paragraph? Conclusion only uses an existing thesis and body points to draft one paragraph; it is a separate writing task. For a worked restatement and source check, read the academic writing guide.