Artificial intelligence has become part of our daily workflow. Whether you’re a developer, student, content creator, or marketer, AI tools can save hours of work.

However, two common challenges remain:

  1. Making AI-generated text sound more natural and readable.
  2. Calculating how many tokens your text contains before sending it to an LLM API.

I wanted to share two simple tools that can help with these tasks.

  1. Free AI Text Humanizer

AI-generated text is not always easy or enjoyable to read. Sometimes it sounds repetitive, overly formal, or unnatural.

An AI text humanizer can help improve readability and adjust the tone of your content.

With PromptBurn, you can choose between four writing styles:

  • Natural: For more natural-sounding text.
  • Casual: For friendly and conversational writing.
  • Professional: For business and professional communication.
  • Simple: For clear and easy-to-understand content.

It’s useful for bloggers, students, marketers, and anyone who regularly works with AI-generated content.

  1. LLM Token Calculator

If you work with AI APIs, you probably know that tokens matter.

Tokens directly affect API costs and context window limitations.

Before sending a large prompt to an AI model, knowing its approximate token count can be useful.

PromptBurn includes a free LLM Token Calculator that helps you calculate the token count of your text quickly.

It’s a practical tool for:

  • AI developers
  • Prompt engineers
  • API users
  • Developers experimenting with LLMs
  • Anyone optimizing AI prompts

Why I Built PromptBurn

The idea behind PromptBurn is simple:

Instead of building another complicated platform with dozens of unnecessary features, I wanted to create simple tools that solve specific problems.

The goal is to make everyday AI workflows easier, faster, and more accessible.

Both tools are available for free.

Try PromptBurn

If you regularly work with AI-generated content or LLM prompts, give it a try.

Website: https://prompt-burn.com

I’d also love to hear your thoughts:

What is the biggest challenge you face when working with AI tools?