How to Write Like a Human with ChatGPT? (5 Copy & Paste Prompts)

Ever feel like your ChatGPT text sounds too stiff, too polished, or just too… AI? You’re not alone. Writing naturally with ChatGPT isn’t about sounding smarter, it’s about sounding real. Whether you’re crafting blog posts, emails, or social captions, the key is to guide ChatGPT to write like a human: clear, conversational, and unforced. Below are five detailed plug-and-play prompts you can copy, paste, and use instantly to make your writing feel effortless and natural.

Prompt 1: The “Natural Conversational Rewrite”

Use this when: You’ve written something but it feels too formal or robotic.

Prompt:

Rewrite the following text so it sounds natural and conversational, like how a thoughtful person would explain it to a friend.
– Use simple words and short sentences.
– Avoid buzzwords, idioms, or overly polished phrases.
– Keep the tone calm, real, and clear.
– Don’t try to sound “smart” or “motivational.”
– Keep contractions (like “don’t”, “it’s”) for a relaxed tone.
Text:
[Paste your text here]

Prompt 2: The “Plain English Explainer”

Use this when: You want to simplify complex ideas (great for tech or science writing).

Prompt:

Explain the following topic in plain, natural English as if you’re talking to a smart friend who’s not an expert.
– Use short sentences.
– Avoid jargon and fancy transitions like “furthermore” or “hence.”
– Use examples or comparisons to make it relatable.
– Sound confident but not stiff.
Topic:
[Insert your topic here]

Prompt 3: The “Authentic Blog Rewrite”

Use this when: You want your blog to sound more human and less like AI text.

Prompt:

Rewrite this blog section to sound naturally written by a human blogger.
– Keep the flow conversational and honest.
– Avoid overused AI phrases like “in today’s world,” “let’s dive in,” or “unleash your potential.”
– Use a mix of short and medium-length sentences.
– It’s okay to start sentences with “and” or “but.”
– Avoid hype or salesy tones.
Blog section:
[Paste your section here]

Prompt 4: The “Email with Personality”

Use this when: You’re writing an email that needs to sound personal, not automated.

Prompt:

Write or rewrite the following email so it sounds human, natural, and easy to read.
– Write as if you’re talking to one person, not a crowd.
– Use plain English and natural phrasing.
– Avoid filler words like “hope this email finds you well.”
– Get to the point politely and clearly.
Email content:
[Paste your email or key message here]

Prompt 5: The “Clarity and Flow Fix”

Use this when: Your text feels wordy or awkward.

Prompt:

Edit this text to improve clarity and flow while keeping it natural and human.
– Shorten long sentences.
– Remove fluff and repetition.
– Keep a steady, conversational rhythm.
– Avoid clichés and unnecessary adjectives.
– Make it sound like something a clear-minded person would actually say.
Text:
[Paste your text here]