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AI Manuscript Cleanup for Authors

AI-powered manuscript cleanup that catches dialogue punctuation errors, repeated words, and clichés that basic spell checkers always miss. Works for fiction and non-fiction — any length, full novels included.

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AI Manuscript Cleanup for Authors

Spell checkers miss the errors that actually matter — repeated words, dialogue punctuation mistakes, and clichés that weaken your prose. This tool catches what basic tools don't.

AI Manuscript Editing Software for Dialogue and Repetition Errors

Repeated words used too close together. Clichés that weaken your writing. Dialogue punctuation errors like missing commas before dialogue tags. Paragraph spacing issues. Works for both fiction and non-fiction manuscripts.

Who This Is For

Authors who want a clean manuscript before sending to a human editor. Writers self-editing their first draft. Anyone who has had an editor return a manuscript full of the same repeated corrections.

Self-Edit Your Manuscript Before Sending to a Human Editor

Paste any length manuscript — a full novel included — choose light or deep cleanup mode, select your genre, and get a marked-up version showing every issue found with suggested fixes. Longer manuscripts are split by chapter and processed in the background with live progress.

Common questions

Yes. A free 500-word sample is available so you can see the output quality before committing any credits. Run the sample first on a representative section of your manuscript.
It flags issues and suggests fixes — it does not rewrite your prose. You review every suggested change and decide what to accept. Your voice and sentence structure stay exactly as you wrote them.
Light mode handles formatting only — paragraph spacing, line breaks, punctuation mechanics. Deep mode adds prose-level checks: repeated words used too close together, weak clichés, and dialogue punctuation errors that slip past spell checkers.
Cost scales with word count and is shown before you confirm the run, so you always know the cost upfront. A 500-word free sample is available first so you can judge the output quality before spending any credits.
Yes — dialogue punctuation is one of its strongest checks. It catches missing commas before dialogue tags, incorrect capitalization after a comma-separated tag, and inconsistent quote style, all of which spell checkers routinely miss.
It works for both. The genre selector adjusts which checks are prioritized — fiction mode focuses on dialogue and repetition, non-fiction mode focuses on paragraph spacing, formatting consistency, and structural issues.
It's optimized for prose — fiction novels and non-fiction manuscripts. Poetry and scripts have conventions that would trigger false positives. It's not recommended for those formats.