The text randomizer is a tool that makes each message slightly different at the character level so that it appears unique to anti-spam systems. The trick is that a human won’t notice the difference, but it becomes harder for an automated system to detect repetition.
The main principle is to use visually similar characters. For example, replace the Russian «А» with the English «A», «О» with «0», and so on. Such substitutions create variability in the text and reduce the chance of getting filtered.
Work stages:
The main principle is to use visually similar characters. For example, replace the Russian «А» with the English «A», «О» with «0», and so on. Such substitutions create variability in the text and reduce the chance of getting filtered.
Work stages:
- Creating a template (mask) – a list of characters that can be replaced is configured. For example, for «О» you specify {О|0}, and the system will insert one of the options when generating the text.
- Adding the main text – the required text is inserted here, already containing the letters to be replaced, but without masks yet. The program will automatically insert the necessary brackets and variations according to the set rules.
- Automatic mask insertion – the tool automatically converts the needed letters into spintax format. So instead of a regular «A» in the text, you’ll see {A|А}, and the output will contain different versions.
- Result – this section shows how the final text looks with all substitutions applied. This allows you to quickly check the result and, if necessary, edit the template for your needs.
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