Rewrite, shorten, expand or simplify your text, or ask a question, using an AI model that runs privately inside your own Chrome browser. Nothing you type is sent to a server.
On-device AI can make mistakes or invent details. Check anything important before you use it.
One more step. On-device AI is available in your Chrome, but it needs a one-time model download before first use. Chrome does this itself, not this website, and it can take a few minutes and several hundred MB or more.
On-device AI isn't available in this browser yet. It works in recent desktop versions of Chrome that offer Chrome's built-in AI. Try this page in an up-to-date Chrome on a computer — or use our Text Summarizer or Grammar Checker, which work in every browser.
The AI runs on your own device, so your text is not sent to Fundpeeps or any other server. The first time you use it, Chrome downloads the model from Google. Results depend on your device and are best for short passages.
AI Writing Assistant helps you rewrite, shorten, expand or simplify a piece of text, or ask it a question. It uses an AI model that runs inside your own Chrome browser, so what you type does not leave your device.
Because the model is part of the browser, it needs a recent version of Google Chrome on a device that supports this feature. If your browser does not support it, the page will tell you.
You have a long, stiff paragraph for a scholarship application. Paste it in and choose Simplify to get a plainer version, then adjust the wording so it sounds like you.
The AI model is built into the browser. Other browsers may not offer this feature yet.
No. The model runs inside your browser, so your text stays on your device.
No. Read it carefully and correct anything that is wrong or that does not sound like you.
Support depends on your device and browser version. A recent Chrome on a computer is the most reliable option.