The complete cleanup for AI-drafted text: hidden characters out, machine typography fixed, Markdown stripped, clichés flagged — your words untouched.
🔒 100% private — your text never leaves this browser tabAI output carries four kinds of fingerprints: hidden characters (zero-width spaces, narrow no-break spaces, BOMs), machine typography (curly quotes, em dashes, real ellipses, fancy Unicode lookalikes), structural residue (Markdown symbols, emoji bullets, formulaic constructions), and style clichés ("delve", "testament to", "key takeaways"). TextWash removes the first three mechanically and flags the fourth for you to rewrite — because a cleaner that rewrites your words just replaces one AI voice with another.
Humanizer services run your text through another language model and charge monthly for it. The output is often worse than what you pasted in, and your text is processed on their servers. TextWash is the opposite: deterministic, transparent, free, and fully client-side — every change is shown character by character in the diff view.
A fingerprint count, an AI slop grade from A+ to F, an x-ray view of every hidden character, a "what changed" diff after washing, file upload/download, and a shareable score card. No account, no word limits, no uploads.
Cleaning removes the technical artifacts detectors key on — hidden characters, machine typography, formatting residue. Statistical detectors also look at word choice and rhythm, which TextWash flags (clichés, uniform sentence lengths) so you can fix them in your own voice.
No, and that's deliberate. It removes mechanical fingerprints and shows you the stylistic ones. The words that remain are 100% yours.
Any text source: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, or text of unknown origin you want to check. Detection is based on the artifacts, not the model.
No, and that is deliberate. Humanizer services run your text through another language model and charge monthly for it. TextWash removes the technical fingerprints mechanically and flags the stylistic ones for you to rewrite yourself — your words stay yours, and nothing is uploaded.