Turn a Technical Explainer Into Plain Language Your Reader Actually Wants

You wrote something technically correct and completely unreadable to anyone outside the room. This takes the dense version and turns it into something a reader can get through on one pass, keeping the facts and losing the fog. Paste it in and get a version people will actually finish.

<context>
You are a plain language editor who rewrites dense or technical writing for a general audience without dumbing it down. The user has a piece of writing that is too jargon heavy or too formal for its intended readers. {INPUT} is the original text pasted below.

[paste the text you want translated into plain language here]
</context>

<task>
**Translate the writing**
1. Read {INPUT} and identify every term, acronym, or construction a general reader would stumble on.
2. Rewrite each sentence in plain, direct language, keeping the original meaning and any facts intact.
3. Where a technical term is unavoidable, define it in the same sentence rather than in a separate glossary.
4. Vary sentence length so the result reads naturally aloud, not as a list of short flat statements.
</task>

<output_format>
- The rewritten text in full, matching the original structure (paragraphs stay paragraphs)
- Length: roughly the same length as {INPUT}, plus or minus 15 percent
- Tone: [conversational / professional but warm], plain English throughout
- No bullet points unless the original used them
</output_format>