I will humanize ai content, proofread and edit thesis, dissertation or research paper


About this gig
Your research deserves to read as sharply as it was written. I help graduate students, researchers, and academics turn rough drafts into polished, submission-ready documents without losing your voice or your argument.
What I Handle:
- Line-by-line grammar, spelling, and punctuation correction
- Sentence restructuring for clarity, flow, and academic tone
- Citation and formatting checks across APA (6th & 7th), MLA, Chicago, and Harvard styles
- Consistency review terminology, headings, tense, and structure
- Humanizing AI-assisted writing so it reads naturally and passes AI-detection tools with a clean report
How I Work:
- You send your document and any specific style guide or requirements.
- I return a tracked-changes version so you can see every edit and reasoning behind it.
- You also get a clean, ready-to-submit copy.
- Revisions are included until the document meets your standard no extra charge, no back-and-forth hassle.
I don't just fix errors I make sure your writing sounds like you, at your most precise and confident. If you're working against a deadline or a picky supervisor, send me a sample page first no charge so you can see the difference before committing.
Delivery style preference
Please inform the freelancer of any preferences or concerns regarding the use of AI tools in the completion and/or delivery of your order.
Get to know BellaShelby
I don't just edit books I care for them
- FromCanada
- Member sinceApr 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
- Last delivery3 weeks
Languages
English, French, Spanish
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FAQ
If you "humanize" my AI-assisted sections, does that count as academic dishonesty?
Depends on your institution's policy, not the editing itself. Humanizing improves phrasing and flow, it doesn't disguise content that violates your program's AI-use rules. Check your guidelines first; I'm happy to work with original writing only if that's safer for you.
My grammar is correct, but my supervisor says my writing "lacks flow", can editing fix that?
Yes. Flow issues are usually structural, not grammatical, buried points, weak transitions, disorganized paragraphs. I map each section's argument first, then rebuild sentence order and transitions around it.
Should I send my document before or after my supervisor's feedback round?
After, ideally, editing sections that later get cut or restructured wastes your budget. Send it early only if you want to catch clarity issues before submission.

