Your guide is the authority
The pass is grounded in attached rules and approved examples, not a generic style preset.
Apply Your Style Guide to a Document
Attach your editorial or brand guide and a working draft. Revise finds inconsistencies, applies the guide across the whole document, and keeps every wording change reviewable.
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How it works
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Add the draft
Paste or upload the document that needs a consistency pass.
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Attach the house style
Use your guide, approved examples, terminology list, or brand voice rules.
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Review the consistency pass
Every wording change appears inline, while ambiguous rules stay flagged for you.
Built to keep every change reviewable
A generic tone checker cannot know whether your organization writes “email” or “e-mail,” uses title case, avoids particular claims, or reserves certain words for defined product concepts. This tool uses the guide you actually provide.
Revise applies those rules across the whole draft without flattening intentional voice or changing factual meaning.
What this tool does well
Whole-document consistency
Catch terminology drift and rule violations that are difficult to spot paragraph by paragraph.
Meaning stays intact
Facts, quotations, citations, and intentional exceptions are preserved or flagged.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use my own style guide?
Yes. Attach your organization's Word, PDF, Markdown, text, or image-based guide along with terminology lists and approved examples.
Is this just a grammar checker?
No. Grammar checkers apply general language rules. This tool derives and applies the specific editorial and brand rules in your source documents.
Will it change quotations or citations?
The agent is instructed to preserve quotations, citations, code, facts, and intentional exceptions unless you explicitly ask otherwise.
Can I review the edits before accepting them?
Yes. Changes arrive as live suggestions in the document and can be accepted or rejected individually.