Active Passive Voice Converter

Active passive voice converter by Editpad helps you change sentences from active to passive and passive to active voice to refine writing clarity.

How to Use Editpad's Active Passive Voice Converter?

Follow these simple steps to use Editpad’s free active passive voice converter tool:

Enter your text to convert in the designated area.
Choose the output length using the drop-down menu.
Click the “Convert Text” button.
Review the converted text, and “Copy” or “Download” it.

FAQs

1. How to change active to passive?

Use Editpad’s active to passive voice converter to change active sentences into passive ones. All you need to do is paste your text and click the “Convert Text” button. You will get the output in passive voice within no time.

2. What is the difference between active and passive voice?

In active voice sentences, the subject performs actions like “John eats apples daily”. But, in passive sentences, the action is performed by objects such as “Apples are eaten by John, daily”.

3. Why use passive voice instead of active?

Generally active voice is recommended for its better clarity. However, sometimes people use passive voice to vary the sentence structure of their writing or draw attention from the subject.

4. What is an example of passive to active voice?

Here is a simple example of a sentence converted from passive to active voice using our converter;

Passive Voice: “Football was played by Jack.”
Active Voice: “Jack Played Football.”