Bring the confusing bit
A sentence, a word, or an idea. Paste it in, exactly as you found it.
The clarity toolkit / Explain Meaning
Explain the meaning of confusing text.
Some sentences say a lot without saying it clearly. Paste a confusing passage and get a plain-English explanation of what it means, with confusing wording unpacked.
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An example of how this tool turns a stumbling block into a starting point.
01 / The starting point
The proposal is not without merit, though its practical feasibility remains open to considerable debate.
The clearer version
The proposal has some good ideas, but people disagree about whether it would actually work.
From stuck to understood
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A few things you might be wondering
What does this meaning explainer do?
It explains the message behind a sentence or passage in plain English. Instead of just rewriting each word, it helps you see the point, tone, and context that may be making the text confusing.
What is the difference between explaining and simplifying?
Simplifying gives you an easier version of the original text. Explaining the meaning tells you what the original is trying to communicate. Choose this tool when you can read the words but still feel unsure about the message.
Can it explain indirect or formal language?
Yes. Try workplace emails, formal statements, academic passages, or unfamiliar expressions. Add enough surrounding text for the meaning to be clear. If a passage is ambiguous, the answer should help you see the possible interpretations.
How much text can I enter?
Your first free generation accepts up to 200 words. Pro accepts up to 2,000 words per request, with 1,000 credits each billing month. Each explanation uses one credit.
Will the explanation always be correct?
Context matters, and AI can misunderstand a passage. Treat the explanation as a reading aid. Compare it with the original, especially when the wording affects a decision or obligation.