Helpful companions while you edit: check length with the Word & Character Counter, tidy lines using Remove Empty Lines, reshape bullet lists with the Text ↔ List Converter, switch case quickly via the Case Converter, and explore symbols with Symbol & Character Info. For playful drafts, pair with the Random Text Generator.
Why a synonym finder
Variety helps readers stay engaged, but synonyms must preserve meaning and tone. Our finder avoids one-size lists and lets you steer output so it fits academic, professional, or casual writing.
Filters that keep your voice
- Tone & formality: Neutral, formal, or casual suggestions with quick usage notes.
- Length target: Short, medium, or long options to meet character limits or rhythm.
- Frequency slider: Prefer common words for clarity or rarer choices for nuance.
- Part of speech: Focus on adjectives, verbs, nouns for tighter lists.
Batch replace with locks
Highlight several words, lock protected terms (names, jargon), then apply replacements in one pass. Export a replacement map as JSON to reuse across documents or share with teammates.
A/B compare in context
Drop a synonym into your sentence and compare before/after with one key. If the cadence or meaning slips, roll back instantly. The history list keeps your last choices for quick undo.
Examples
- Academic: replace “good” with “robust,” “sound,” or “compelling” depending on tone.
- Marketing: soften “cheap” to “affordable” or “budget friendly.”
- Creative: swap “walked” with “strolled,” “wandered,” or “trudged” to set mood.
Minimal editing workflow
- Open the Random Synonym Finder and paste a paragraph.
- Pick a target word, set tone and length, and review sense hints.
- Test two options with A/B compare. Keep the one that reads best aloud.
- Batch similar swaps and export the map. Use the Text ↔ List Converter to adjust bullet phrasing if needed.
- Final pass: verify length with the Word & Character Counter and clean stray lines via Remove Empty Lines.
Frequently asked questions
- Are the suggestions random or curated
- They are randomized among suitable candidates that match your filters. The shuffle keeps ideas fresh; filters keep them relevant.
- Can I keep technical terms unchanged
- Yes. Use locks to exclude names, formulas, or domain-specific words from any replacement.
- Does it work with long documents
- Yes. For large edits, work a section at a time and export the replacement map to stay consistent.
- Will this fix grammar too
- It focuses on word choice. For grammar tips, see our guide: Master Grammar with AI.
- Is there a risk of plagiarism
- Synonyms alone do not create originality. When paraphrasing sources, cite properly and see Ethical Paraphrasing in Academia.