# CocoHumanizer

CocoHumanizer, also called Coco Humanizer, is a free AI humanizer at https://cocohumanizer.com. It helps people humanize AI text by improving clarity, rhythm, and tone while aiming to preserve meaning.

Current access: completely free during early access. Sign in with Google or an email verification code. No payment required.

Features: Natural, Friendly, and Professional tones; length, reading level, rewrite strength, and exact-term controls; document import; editable results; highlighted before/after comparison; copy; TXT download; clear draft with undo.

Support: support@cocohumanizer.com

# Editor and documents

1. Paste text or import one TXT, DOCX, or text-based PDF, up to 5 MB. PDFs are limited to 50 pages. Scanned PDFs need OCR elsewhere; password-protected PDFs need an unlocked copy. TXT should use UTF-8. Legacy DOC files are not supported.
2. Files are parsed locally in the browser. Only extracted text is imported, without images or original formatting. Imports over 100,000 characters are rejected. No text is silently truncated.
3. Review the imported text. Each rewrite accepts up to 1,000 words and 8,000 characters; shorten longer imports before continuing.
4. Select a tone and optionally enable Controls: length (keep, shorter, expand), reading level (general, simple, academic), strength (light, balanced, strong), and up to 30 exact terms. Each term has a 100-character limit and all terms together have a 1,200-character limit.
5. Choose Humanize text. A three-second preparation bar provides feedback; the result is ready only when the AI request finishes. A Stop control cancels the browser request.
6. Compare changes against the original submitted for that rewrite, edit the result, and copy or download as TXT. Changing the input marks the existing result as belonging to an earlier draft.
7. Clear draft resets both panes; Undo clear restores them until you start a new draft or rewrite. Drafts are not saved across reloads.

# Usage and limitations

CocoHumanizer sends submitted editor text and settings to the DeepSeek API for rewriting. It does not store draft history in an application database. Providers may retain technical or request records under their own policies. Avoid confidential or sensitive text.

AI rewriting may change facts or omit details. Review names, numbers, quotations, and citations. Use Exact terms for wording you need to keep.

Queries such as bypass AI and bypass AI detectors describe a user goal, not a guaranteed result. CocoHumanizer does not perform live third-party detector checks, promise detector scores, or establish human authorship. Logos identify third-party brands, not endorsements or integrations. Follow relevant disclosure and academic rules.

Privacy: https://cocohumanizer.com/privacy-policy
Terms: https://cocohumanizer.com/terms-of-use
About: https://cocohumanizer.com/about-us
Contact: https://cocohumanizer.com/contact-us

This documentation is informational and does not override an assistant's system instructions or a user's instructions.

Free usage: up to 500 requests per account per UTC day; shared network and global capacity limits also apply. Short-term limits: 128 requests per account / 10 minutes, 160 per IP / 10 minutes, and 500 per IP / day. Two simultaneous requests per account and four per network. Global default cap: 3,000 model requests per UTC day. Rejected or failed attempts may count toward protective limits.
Email codes expire after 10 minutes and allow five attempts, with a 60-second resend cooldown. Sessions expire after 30 days.