How to use this text tool
Paste your text, choose a removal mode, and run the cleaner. Use Suggest only when editing sensitive copy, or Moderate mode for general cleanup.
Remove filler words and empty phrases from drafts, emails, essays, and scripts. Compare the original and cleaned version, estimate words saved, and improve clarity without changing the core message.
Paste your text, choose a removal mode, and run the cleaner. Use Suggest only when editing sensitive copy, or Moderate mode for general cleanup.
This tool identifies low-value words and can remove them while preserving punctuation and spacing.
Automatic removal may alter tone, so review the cleaned text before final use.
Basically, this is actually a very good idea that really just needs a little bit of improvement in order to work.
The tool uses word-boundary matching for common filler words and phrases.
It does not understand every rhetorical use of a filler word.
Use the remover to detect and delete low-value words such as basically, actually, really, very, and just.
Avoid unnecessary intensifiers and vague openers when they do not add meaning.
Remove excessive fillers, but keep a few natural spoken markers if they support delivery.
The report shows words saved and reduction percentage after cleaning.
Yes. Removing empty words often makes sentences shorter, clearer, and more direct.
| Module | What it checks |
|---|---|
| Filler detection | Finds spoken fillers and weak modifiers |
| Cleanup mode | Suggests or removes based on strength |
| Clarity score | Scores reduction and directness |