Spin Rewriter Vs Word Ai - Which Article Spinner is Best?

Introduction

Hey guys, Henry here from Product Creation Formula. In this article, we're going to compare two document spinners: Spin Rewriter and Word AI. Before we delve into the comparison, let me remind you that at Product Creation Formula, we love to provide tips and tricks to help you create your products quickly and easily. We also do product reviews and share tips on how to make money online. If this interests you, make sure to smash that like button, subscribe, and hit the bell icon to get notified whenever we upload new content.

Introduction to Document Spinners

If you've been involved in blogging or article writing, there's a good chance you've heard of Spin Rewriter. It has been around for several years and has undergone numerous updates. They are currently on version 10, significantly improving their service over time. Recently, I discovered another spinner called Word AI, which also deserves attention.

Both article spinners utilize SpinTax, inputting words in brackets with multiple synonyms to create varied content. Today, we'll put them to the test by spinning the same paragraph in both tools and running them through Copyscape to check their uniqueness.

Experiment: Spin Rewriter Vs Word AI

Spin Rewriter

I selected a paragraph of text and set Spin Rewriter to its recommended setting of "Use synonyms that are reliably correct." Additionally, I enabled options for rewriting entire sentences and paragraphs. After hitting "Rewrite Article," Spin Rewriter processed the text, claiming a 99% uniqueness with billions of possible versions.

The output was then checked on Copyscape, confirming that the text was 100% unique and readable.

Word AI

Next, I configured Word AI to similar settings and input the same paragraph. The tool processed it and reported an 88% uniqueness initially. Upon further spinning and tweaking, I managed to get it to 100% uniqueness as well.

Comparison and Readability

Upon comparing outputs, Word AI seemed to write more naturally, resembling human writing patterns, while Spin Rewriter outputs sometimes felt forced or robotic. However, Spin Rewriter consistently produced more unique content upon multiple tests.

Both tools passed plagiarism checks, but Spin Rewriter had to be run several times to achieve optimum results. Word AI, while producing more readable content on the first try, occasionally presented closer matches in Copyscape.

Conclusion

In conclusion, both Spin Rewriter and Word AI have their strengths. Spin Rewriter maintains uniqueness after multiple spins but sometimes reads less naturally. Word AI delivers more human-like readability but may require additional spins for complete uniqueness.

The final choice depends on your priorities—uniqueness or readability. Both links are provided below so you can explore them further.

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