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AI writer.
Describe it. Get a first draft.
Say what you need, who it is for, the tone and roughly how long, and get a draft you can edit in seconds. No account and no email: 5 free drafts a day.
Free: 5 drafts a day, no account, no sign-up. Your brief is sent to the AI only to write the draft and is thrown away after.
How it works
Brief it, draft it, make it yours.
- 1
Write a short brief
Say what it is, who will read it, the tone and a rough length, in up to 1,200 characters.
- 2
Get the draft
The writer returns only the text, ready to paste, with [brackets] wherever it needs a fact from you.
- 3
Edit and check
Fill in the brackets, fix anything that is not true, and change the wording until it sounds like you.
What to write
Briefs that work well.
Short, specific briefs give the best drafts. Name the format, the reader and the feeling you want, and add any facts it must include.
- Business: product descriptions, short bios, flyer text, announcements and FAQ answers.
- Social posts: captions, short updates and event invitations in your brand’s tone.
- Personal: thank-you notes, toasts, cards and messages for a hard conversation.
- Work and school: cover letter openings, summaries, outlines and first paragraphs.
- Rewrites: paste a rough paragraph and ask for it shorter, friendlier or more formal.
To reply to an email you received, use the email writer on this site instead: it is built for exactly that, with tones to pick from.
Read before you send
What the AI writer gets wrong.
A draft can sound right and still be wrong. The writer can invent details such as numbers, dates, awards or quotes; it is told to leave [brackets] instead, but check every fact before anything is published or sent.
It writes a first draft, not a finished piece. It does not know your audience the way you do, so edit the tone, cut what does not fit and add what only you know.
It will not write fake reviews, messages that pretend to come from a real person, or anything harmful, and it keeps every draft suitable for a general audience. For schoolwork, follow your school’s rules about AI.
Briefs and drafts are not stored: the brief reaches the AI, the draft comes back to your screen, and that is the end of it. The daily limit works from a count for that day held against a hashed form of your network address.
You can write 5 free drafts a day, and the writer has a shared daily total too. Both reset at midnight UTC, and you are told plainly when you hit one.
Write where you already work
Ace drafts inside the apps you use.
Ace drafts your writing and keeps your notes, with writing help in the apps you already use.
Ask it to help answer an email and it reads the email on your screen and drafts the reply in your tone, in Gmail, Outlook or any app.
Getting started with Ace is free too: 2,000 credits and no card.
Questions
About the AI writer.
Is this AI writer free with no sign-up?
Yes. You can write 5 drafts a day here with no account, email or card. Ace itself has a free start too, with 2,000 credits and no card.
What should I put in the brief?
What it is, who it is for, the tone and a rough length. Add any facts it must use, such as a name, a price or a date, so it does not have to guess.
Can the AI writer make things up?
Yes. AI can invent details that sound believable. It is told to use [brackets] for facts it does not have, but read the draft closely and correct anything untrue.
Can it reply to an email for me?
For replies, use Help me write an email: paste the email you got and say what you want to answer. This page is for anything else you need written.
Is what I write saved?
No. Your brief is used once to write the draft and then discarded. All that remains is a count for the day, kept against a hashed form of your network address.
Which AI writes the draft?
The draft comes from Meta’s Llama 3.3 70B on Cloudflare Workers AI. Llama Guard 3 reviews your brief and the finished draft for safety first.
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