
It rewrites text to lower signs of AI...
Before submitting a manuscript, choose whether you are reducing AI traces or similarity, because the page uses separate buttons. Uploading the original file keeps formatting better than pasting plain text. If the file is too large, the page says to remove images or paste the text instead. Pick the language from Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, and Russian. Billing is by character, multi-piece packs can cover different titles, and several people can share a pack while their texts stay separate. The displayed drop is labeled as an example. It fits writers who process multilingual drafts before submission and accept per-character billing. Whether a checker accepts the result depends on that platform's own report.
66 AIGC Reducer is a manuscript tool on a site copyrighted by Guangzhou Wanzhihe Technology Co。 Ltd. It rewrites text to lower signs of AI generation, and it has a separate entry for lowering similarity scores. Users can paste text or upload doc, docx, or txt files, and the page recommends uploading the original file. Languages include Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, and Russian. The site says it targets mainstream similarity and AI-trace checkers, but the numbers shown are examples only. Billing is by character count, excluding spaces and punctuation. The page says transfer is encrypted, processing records are not kept, and users can delete a record after download.
Difficulty: Beginner Friendly
Separate trace and similarity tools
Reducing AI traces and reducing similarity are two actions, so the user picks the entry that matches the problem.
Upload the original or paste
It accepts doc, docx, and txt, or pasted text. The page says uploading the original file works better.
Five languages
Before submitting you can choose Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, or Russian for a draft in that language.
Billed by character
Fees follow character count, excluding spaces and punctuation. Multi-piece packs can cover different titles and be shared, with each text kept apart.
Process a course paper before submission
A student uploads a Chinese original, chooses trace reduction or similarity reduction, then checks the result on the target platform.
Rewrite a draft in another language
An author submitting English or Japanese selects that language and sends the full text or a pasted passage.
Buy processing for a group
A lab or training group uses the business-contact entry to buy a shared pack for several people.
The privacy answer says the site does not archive the paper, that records are cleared, and that you can delete them after download. It also says transfer is encrypted. That is the site's own statement and does not replace your school or employer's rules. Confirm that the draft may be sent to a third party before uploading.
The FAQ says billing is by character count, excluding spaces and punctuation, counted by the system, and that there are no extra hidden items. There are also packs sold by number of pieces, which can cover different titles and be shared with texts kept separate. Use the checkout page for the current tier rather than treating campaign figures as a fixed contract price.
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