Rewrite Text While Keeping Headings and References
The most annoying part of rewriting a long document is watching your headings disappear, your bullet lists turn into blobs of text, and your citation links get mangled.
1. The Formatting Headache
Most rewriting tools treat an entire document as one big block of text. They rewrite headings as if they were body sentences and destroy your outline.
If you have to spend an hour fixing lost formatting after rewriting, the tool hasn't saved you any time.
2. Protecting Markdown Headings and Lists
Headings and bullet points are the backbone of a readable document. A good editing workflow separates structure from body text.
Lines that start with '#' or '-' should stay exactly where they are. Only the paragraphs underneath need rephrasing.
3. Keeping Citations Exact
If your text contains references like '(Smith et al., 2024)' or numerical footnotes like '[3]', they must never be reworded or dropped.
ModVC Humanizer locks citations in place so your source attribution stays untouched.
4. How ModVC Humanizer Preserves Structure
When you paste a document into ModVC Humanizer, it splits the text into distinct sections. Headings and reference lists pass straight through untouched, while the body text is rewritten in natural human prose.
5. Clean Exports
Once rewritten, you can export your document directly to PDF, Word (.docx), or Markdown with one click. Check our pricing plans to get started.
Try ModVC Humanizer on Your Next Draft
Preserve your Markdown headings, bullet points, and citations while restoring natural human voice.
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