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Do not send Chinese and English to the wrong page. Chinese trace reduction asks for a checker and a method first, and it accepts only Chinese docx or txt. English trace reduction is a separate page, accepts only English documents, and says the layout can be kept. The navigation also includes similarity checking, AIGC checking, and format cleanup, so layout problems belong in cleanup rather than in trace reduction. Both pages offer a sample. It fits authors whose thesis or coursework is already a document and who need Chinese and English handled apart. Open the sample before submitting. Image-only files and documents over the size cap are outside the stated support.
PaperFake Reducer is the document job on the PaperFake writing platform. The Chinese entry asks for a checker to match and a trace-reduction method. It accepts only docx and txt, the document must be Chinese, and a file-size cap is stated. The English entry is a separate page. It accepts the same two formats, but the document must be English, and the page says the original layout can be kept. The same navigation also includes similarity checking, AIGC checking, and format cleanup. Both the Chinese and English pages offer a sample, so the result style can be viewed before submitting.
Difficulty: Beginner Friendly
Chinese reduction with a checker
The Chinese page asks for a checker and a reduction method, and the document must be Chinese docx or txt.
English page keeps layout
The English entry is its own page, accepts only English docx or txt, and says the original layout can be kept.
Similarity and AIGC checks
The navigation places similarity checking and AIGC checking beside trace reduction, so checking and rewriting are not one button.
Separate format cleanup
Format cleanup appears in the same navigation for layout, and it does not replace trace reduction or checking.
Reduce traces in a Chinese paper
A student uploads a Chinese docx to the Chinese page, chooses a checker and a method, then submits.
Keep layout on an English draft
A study-abroad assignment goes to the English page as English docx or txt, using the layout-preserving option.
Check first, then clean the format
An author runs similarity or AIGC checking first, then sends layout problems to format cleanup.
No. Chinese trace reduction is on the Chinese page, where you choose a checker and a method, and the document must be Chinese. English trace reduction is a separate page, the document must be English, and the page says the layout can be kept. Both accept only docx and txt, and both state a size cap. Sending an English file to the Chinese page, or using another format, is outside what the pages say they support.
The navigation separates format cleanup from trace reduction, similarity checking, and AIGC checking. Layout problems belong in format cleanup. The reduction page is for choosing a checker and a method. Only the English page adds that the original layout can be kept. Checking is for similarity or AIGC results, not for fixing format. Decide whether the problem is traces, similarity, or layout, then open that entry.
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