AI Text Writer

The Text Writer drafts three kinds of text: a post, an email, and a summary. Pick the kind before you write the brief, because the shape of the answer follows it. A post has a title-like opening and room to explain. An email has a greeting, a request, and a close. A summary compresses source material you paste into the brief. It should not add events that were not in what you pasted.

Tone is a label, not a personality test. Plain, formal, and friendly are the three choices. Plain is the right default for a help document. Formal fits a note to someone you do not know. Friendly fits a customer email that should sound like a person. None of them is a substitute for facts. If you need a price, a date, or a policy, put it in the brief. The model is told not to invent them, and it still sometimes does. Read the draft.

Length is short, medium, or long, aimed at about 120, 300, or 600 words. Those are targets, not a contract. A short email that needed three sentences may come back a little over. A long post may stop early if the brief was thin. If you need an exact count for a form, trim it yourself. The box is a draft, not a layout tool.

Arabic and English are both available as the output language. A brief written in one language can ask for a draft in the other. For a faithful translation of text you already finished, use the translator. The writer will reshape sentences to fit the tone and the kind, which is what you want for a new email and what you do not want when a contract clause must stay intact.

Summaries are the easiest place to check the tool. Paste the passage, ask for a summary, and compare each sentence of the result with the source. If a name or a number appears that you did not paste, delete it. The instruction on the server says not to invent citations. There is no bibliography step and no link checker behind this page.

Posts are useful for a first structure: who it is for, what changed, what the reader should do. They are a poor place to publish a claim about a vendor. AIMAPER's editorial write-ups are written and reviewed separately. Do not paste a generated post into a tool listing and expect it to become the public description. Short listings stay unpublished until a real write-up reaches 300 words of edited copy.

Emails should name the ask in the brief. Refund, schedule change, introduction, and follow-up are different emails. Say which one. If you are writing to one person, you can say so without putting their private address in the box. You can add the address locally after you copy the draft.

The same limits apply here as on the other tools. A turned-off switch in the admin hides the run button's success, not the explanation on this page. Ads on this page are the directory's ads. They are not an endorsement of the draft.