AI Writer
Choose what to write, give a topic and any facts that must be included, and get a first draft to edit.
Worked examples
A blog post outline
Kind: Outline / Topic: Getting started with houseplants / Facts: Aimed at beginners. Cover light, watering and three easy plants.
For example: / Why houseplants are worth the effort / Light: reading the room / Watering: less is often more / Three easy plants: snake plant, pothos, spider plant / Common mistakes / Next steps
An example only. Each run gives a different outline.
A short email
Kind: Email / Topic: Asking a supplier for a delivery date / Facts: Order 4471, needed by Friday 14th.
For example: / Subject: Delivery date for order 4471 / Hello, / Could you confirm when order 4471 will be delivered? We need it by Friday 14th. / Thank you,
An example only. Add your name and check the details before sending.
About AI Writer
The AI writer produces a first draft from a topic and the facts you give it. Choose the kind of writing you need: an outline, a blog post, a product description, an email or a social post. Add a topic, list any facts that must appear, and pick UK or US spelling. UK English is the default.
The more specific your facts, the more useful the draft. Dates, names, prices and key points all help the writing model stay close to what you actually want to say. Treat the result as a starting point. Check every fact, cut what does not fit and add your own voice before you send or publish it. Outlines come back as a list of lines starting with a dash, which makes them easy to paste into a document.
How to use AI Writer
- Choose what you want to write.
- Enter a topic in a few words.
- Add any facts that must be included, such as dates, names and prices.
- Choose UK or US English and select Write a draft.
- Read the draft, edit it, then copy it or download it as a text file.
Common uses
- Planning a blog post with an outline first
- Drafting a product description from a list of features
- Writing a polite email you keep putting off
- Producing a first version of a social post for an event
- Getting past a blank page on any piece of writing
Frequently asked questions
What can it write?
Outlines, blog posts, product descriptions, emails and social posts. Choose the kind first, then describe the topic.
Why should I add facts?
Without facts the draft will be general. Giving it real details keeps the draft close to your subject. It can still get things wrong, so check every fact.
Can I publish the draft as it is?
We suggest you do not. Read it, correct it and add your own knowledge first.
How many times can I use it each day?
You can run it 3 times a day without an account, 10 times a day with an account and up to 100 times a day with Unlimited, within a monthly AI allowance that is shared by all the AI tools. Each draft uses one run, and the number left today is shown under the button.