Best softwares to rewrite PLR articles?

I am using Spin Rewriter 3.0. It cost me less than $70 per year. You still need some minor modification

I've tried most of the spinners out there and in the end decided on Spinner Chief ll which I'm happy with. To get good readable content you'll need to spend some time manually spinning.

I don't use any software to rewrite PLR content, so I have no idea. But, here's 2 threads on Article Spinning software that may have some suggestions for you:
http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...hese-days.html

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...-spinners.html

Using Article Spinners doesn't add any value to the content... and the end result may actually end up less valuable than the original. So, you may want to consider manually rewriting the content.

During the manual rewriting process, there's a chance that you actually end up adding new ideas and thoughts... maybe even different perspective. In other words, you may end up adding more value to the content. At the very least, the content will at least make sense when someone reads it.

Spinners are not able to capture the "human" element of writing. I just think that if you start reading an article and it sounds "off" I wouldn't continue. I don't think most would and I can't see how anyone would want to buy from the spun article.
I have not found one that truly reflects the natural human element. I use someone on fiverr.com to write articles. It costs me about the same as it would a "quality" spinner, but my conversions on the fiverr articles is much much higher, so in the long run, it costs me way less to use a human from fiverr.

Be sure it is a human, some fiverr offers are just someone using a spinner and you get junk in return. You want them to read your article and re-write it for you in 1 to 3 different articles.

I've used Instant Article Suite and it does a pretty good job, but you still need to read what was spun and make corrections. Make sure that the alternative words when spun make sense in the context of the sentence(s) being spun. That is, the word choices for the spinning all make sense no matter how they are arranged in the sentence.

I also recommend that each paragraph in an article should be interchangeable anywhere in the article. The really good spinners not only spin the words and sentences but also the paragraph placement in an article.

An article spinner is only as good as the spun content. It's not magic and it will never take the place of a human written article.

Also if you outsource articles and you are writing in English, make sure the outsourcer is a native English speaker, otherwise my experience has been the article is even worse than spun content and a waste of money..

Rather than re-writing, outsourcing or using an article spinner, why not go the curated route? That is, adding relevant content and value to a well written article and giving credit to the original creator if known. Curated content when done properly is rewarded in the search engine rankings as well as the original article in some cases.

As was already mentioned, effort in, usually equals effort out. If IM was as easy as the gurus make it seem then everyone doing it would be gazillionairs.

My article spinner is Dragon Naturally Speaking. Once you get used to the software you can speak the changes so much faster than typing. You save your fingers and can even stand up while working to get the blood moving.

I don't spin articles and don't purchase PLR cause I love to write and write exactly what I need. However, there are times when I want to rewrite content and DNS is spectacular for cutting down time and effort. Of course I use it to write the original stuff too!

When I don't want to split a screen to research and write I use two computers - one to do the Internet research to add more content and the other to run DNS from - so I have a full screen on the research side.