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# What?

### What is Rewrite Text?

Rewrite Text helps you improve or redraft existing content in your open Word document. Instead of starting from scratch, you select the text you want to update and Rewrite Text works with that exact content to make changes that fit your drafting goals.

It highlights changes clearly: text added by ClauseBuddy is underlined and highlighted in green, while deleted text is crossed out in red. This makes it easy to see what has been modified.

You can rewrite entire paragraphs or just parts of them. You can also fill in placeholders in your document by uploading external files with relevant data, like party names or dates, which Rewrite Text then uses to complete the text automatically.

Rewrite Text lets you experiment by submitting new instructions to improve the draft or by replacing parts with previous versions until you get the result you want.

Because rewriting keeps the original styling and structure intact, it helps maintain consistency in your documents. The module also supports saving and loading your rewriting instructions for future use.

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