Corporate Jargon → Plain English
Paste a jargon-heavy paragraph and get a plain-English decoded version with a glossary of the worst offenders.
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What you get
Get a plain-English decoded version of a jargon-heavy paragraph and a glossary of the worst offenders for £1.00, helping you polish your writing into scannable, ATS-safe text.
Who it's for
- Marketing managers writing company blogs
- Estate agents crafting property descriptions
- HR specialists composing company policies
- Business owners drafting emails to clients
Use cases
- Sending a company-wide announcement that needs to be understood by all employees
- Crafting a product description that appeals to a wide range of customers
- Writing a press release that requires a professional tone
- Composing an email to a potential client that needs to make a good impression
- Creating a company report that needs to be easy to understand
FAQ
how do i make my writing sound more professional
Get a rewritten version of your text in plain English, free from jargon and corporate buzzwords, to ensure your message is clear and concise. This helps you sound more professional without sacrificing your tone.
what is the best free paraphrasing tool
While there are many free paraphrasing tools available, they often distort the original meaning or introduce new buzzwords. For a small fee of £1.00, you can get a high-quality, personalised paraphrase that preserves the original meaning and tone.
how do i shorten a long paragraph without losing meaning
Our jargon decoder tool helps you condense your text into a shorter, more scannable format while maintaining the original meaning. You'll receive a rewritten paragraph and a glossary of the worst jargon offenders.
how do i turn features into benefits in copy
By using plain English and avoiding corporate jargon, you can focus on the benefits of your product or service rather than just listing its features. Our tool helps you create copy that answers the 'so what?' question for your buyers.
Sample output
PLAIN VERSION: We should use what we're already good at to help different teams work together, improve our key performance indicators by the end of the quarter, and make sure everyone involved agrees with our goals. GLOSSARY: • leverage → use something to our advantage • core competencies → things we're already good at • synergize → work together so the teams achieve more than they would alone • cross-functional teams → teams made up of people from different departments • move the needle → make a significant improvement • KPIs → key performance indicators (important metrics we track) • EOQ → end of quarter (the last day of a three-month period) • stakeholder alignment → making sure everyone involved agrees with our goals
Last updated: 2026-06-28