How students use it
Paste the draft
Up to 5,000 characters, roughly one essay section. No account, nothing stored.
Read what changed
Stock openers gone, hedges gone, the Firstly/Secondly/Thirdly skeleton collapsed into real sentences.
Fill the yellow markers
[VOICE], [NUMBER], [STORY]. Your opinion, your source, your example. Ten minutes, and now it is your work.
What it looks like on a real sentence
What it will not do
It will not write your essay, invent citations, or promise a pass through your school's detector. If your course requires you to disclose AI assistance, disclose it. iLang makes the writing better; the integrity policy is still yours to follow.
Frequently asked questions
That depends entirely on your institution's policy, and you should read it. Editing your own draft for clarity and voice is normal writing practice. Passing off generated work as your own where that is forbidden is not, and no tool changes that.
We do not promise any score. Removing real AI markers usually lowers detector scores, but iLang is an editor, not a bypass tool, and we will not help you hide AI use where disclosure is required.
No. It removes filler, restructures rhythm and marks positions. Your claims, order and sources stay exactly where you put them.
Yes. Free, up to 5,000 characters per run, no account.
Turn the draft into your essay
Free. Up to 5,000 characters. Your meaning stays; the filler goes.