Clean AI text for anywhere you paste it

Paste what you copied from ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. Pick where it's going. Copy it back with the formatting fixed.

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What AI text looks like when you paste it raw

Copied text is full of things meant for the chat interface, not for the place you're actually pasting it. AICOPYFIT removes all of them.

  • Markdown leftovers — ##, **, --- and backticks pasted literally
  • Broken spacing — gaps that triple the length of every email
  • Fake bullets — dashes hard-coded into the text instead of real lists
  • Hidden characters — zero-width and non-breaking spaces that wreck alignment
  • Citation junk — marks like 【3†source】 with no meaning elsewhere
  • Wrong formatting — bold that some platforms keep and others destroy

Pick the destination, get the right rules

The same text cannot go everywhere untouched. Each destination gets its own cleanup so what you paste actually works.

Your text never leaves your device. Cleaning happens in your browser with JavaScript. No server, no uploads, no history. Nothing to worry about with confidential documents.

Questions, answered plainly

What exactly gets cleaned?

Formatting junk only: markdown symbols such as ## and ** that shouldn't be visible, citation marks like 【3†source】, hidden zero-width characters and non-breaking spaces, broken line spacing, and fake bullets that hard-code dashes instead of being real lists.

Does it change my text?

No. Only formatting is touched. Words are never rewritten and no AI model is involved. If your text has no formatting junk, the result is identical.

Is my text uploaded anywhere?

No. Cleaning runs entirely in your browser with JavaScript. No server, no upload, no history. Once the page has loaded, it even works offline.

Does it work with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or DeepSeek text?

Yes. It works on text pasted from any AI chatbot or editor, because it cleans the formatting itself, not a specific service.

Why are results different per destination?

Because each destination needs different formatting. Gmail and Word should receive real bold and lists, Slack expects its own markup, and LinkedIn accepts no rich formatting at all. Choose where you're pasting and the tool applies matching rules.