论文扩写工具

Three ways to expand

Choose the expansion type that matches what the draft is missing.

• Make longer: develops the existing paragraphs more fully.
• Continue: writes the next part of the draft in the same direction.
• Explain: unpacks claims, terms and steps the reader may not follow.
• Set a target word count (50–5,000) and a standard, academic or natural tone.

Illustrative example

Before (21 words): “Remote work improves productivity because employees have fewer distractions and more control over their schedules.” Explained: the expanded version would separate the two reasons, say what kind of distractions are reduced, and note when schedule control helps and when it does not. Any evidence still has to come from your own sources.

Check the expanded draft

Longer is only better if it is still accurate and on topic.

• Every new sentence supports the paragraph’s point.
• No statistics, studies or quotes appear that you did not supply.
• The essay does not repeat the same idea in different words.
• Your thesis and conclusion still match the body.

When to write it yourself

If a section is short because the argument is thin, the best addition is your own: a new piece of evidence, a counterargument or an example from the reading. Use the Outline Generator or Thesis Statement Generator to find what is missing first.