Head-to-Head Comparison
| Feature | Paragraph Rewriter | Wordtune |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, no limits | Free (10/day) or $13.49/month |
| AI model | Llama 3.3 70B | Proprietary (AI21 Labs) |
| Daily limit | None | 10 rewrites (free tier) |
| Signup required | No | Yes |
| Rewrite styles | Standard rewrite | Casual, formal, shorten, expand |
| Browser extension | No | Yes (Chrome, Edge) |
| Inline suggestions | No — full paragraph rewrite | Yes — sentence-level alternatives |
Wordtune was one of the first AI writing tools to focus on rewriting rather than generation. Built by AI21 Labs, it works as a browser extension that sits inside your editor and suggests alternative ways to phrase individual sentences. Txtory takes a different approach — paste a paragraph, get a completely rewritten version back.
Granular vs Wholesale
Wordtune's strength is precision. It shows you three or four ways to rephrase a single sentence, and you pick the one that fits. This is excellent when you are editing — when the paragraph is mostly good and just needs polishing. Txtory rewrites the whole paragraph from scratch, which is better when you want a fundamentally different version of the same content.
The Limit Problem
Wordtune's free tier caps you at roughly 10 rewrites per day. If you are rewriting a single email, that is plenty. If you are reworking a 2,000-word article paragraph by paragraph, you hit the wall fast. Txtory has no daily limits — rewrite as many paragraphs as you need in one session.
The Bottom Line
Wordtune is the better editing companion — it lives in your workflow and helps you refine as you write. Txtory is the better rewriting tool — it takes existing text and gives you a new version fast, with no limits. Choose based on whether you need an editor or a rewriter.