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Your definitive guide to the best tools to help with AI content creation
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While chatbots and image generators are some of the most popular AI assistive tools, there are also many AI writing tools to choose from (and many are even free). Whether you want to use AI writing tools to generate blog posts, SEO content, or even fiction, we'll help you find the best tool for your needs. In this article, we'll cover 22 of the best AI writing tools, including their pros, cons, and pricing information, to help you make an informed decision.

Helpful AI Writing Tools that Use AI

  • Upwork
  • Jasper
  • Copy.ai
  • Grammarly
  • Article Forge
  • Sudowrite
Section 1 of 5:

Hiring & Teamwork

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Upwork

  1. Whether you’re using AI writing tools to generate blog posts, product descriptions, or newsletters, having an editor to enhance and polish the content before publishing it is crucial. On Upwork , you can easily find and connect with qualified editors (as well as other professionals, like designers or developers) experienced in working with AI-generated content. Upwork also makes it easy to hire AI consultants, illustrators, and developers to help you leverage AI for your business.
    • Best for: Any business looking for AI-writing help
    • Pros: For cutting-edge research and tips on generative AI, check out Upwork’s AI Services Hub .
    • Cons: Not many! It’s easy to use and can quickly connect you with editors who have AI-generated content experience
    • Pricing: Upwork is free to join, and you can book AI talent at an hourly rate or for one-off projects. There is ready-to-book talent for every budget.
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Narrato

  1. Narrato's AI can help you write content ideas, briefs, emails, blog posts, and more with an expansive template gallery. Like other tools, Narrato can also make outlines and offer SEO optimization. However, one thing Narrato does boast is productivity and collaborative tools for teams, which allows you to assign AI-generated briefs to human writers on your team. If you don't have a team of writers, you can use the Narrato Marketplace to contract an expert content writer to complete your task.
    • Best for: Teams
    • Pros: Content management tools for teams, has a marketplace of writers with quick turnaround, built-in plagiarism checker
    • Cons: Plagiarism checker has a 76,000 monthly word limit, expensive unless you have a team
    • Pricing: $35/month for Pro plan; $76/month for Business plan

ClickUp AI

  1. ClickUp is a productivity platform aimed at teams. While it's not entirely focused on writing, ClickUp's AI assistant can help write copy for everything from briefs, case studies, landing pages, product descriptions, and more. While ClickUp is a convenient place to keep your work, it may not be the best option if your team isn't looking to switch to a new platform.
    • Best for: Writing assistance
    • Pros: AI assistant helps streamline work, has an extensive template library, can write copy for many use cases
    • Cons: Might have more tools than necessary, may not be convenient if the entire team isn't using it
    • Pricing: Free basic plan; $7/member/month for Unlimited plan
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Section 2 of 5:

All-Purpose

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Jasper

  1. Out of all the AI content generators on the market, Jasper offers a wealth of features for users. Jasper's AI tools go beyond generic content creation, however—you can train Jasper to use your specific brand voice to help create marketing campaigns. Jasper is geared more towards businesses that don't worry much about budget. Still, Jasper's team regularly adds new features, including the Jasper AI Copilot, a new feature aimed at marketers looking to streamline their campaigns. [1]
    • Best for: Marketers, businesses
    • Pros: Offers a lot of features, integrates with Grammarly, has a built-in chatbot and art generator
    • Cons: Many features are not fit for the standard user, expensive compared to other tools
    • Pricing: $49/month for Creator plan; $125/month for Teams plan

Copy.ai

  1. If Jasper isn't your cup of tea, Copy.ai offers similar features, such as brand voice training, a built-in chatbot, and team features. Copy.ai tends to facilitate a different workflow, focusing more on templates than Jasper, which is more of a sandbox. Copy.ai is also cheaper than Jasper—while both offer paid plans, Copy.ai also has a free plan you can try out before purchasing.
    • Best for: Copywriters, marketers
    • Pros: Affordable plans, offers similar features to Jasper, workflow asks for your input, which leads to higher-quality results
    • Cons: Expensive if you're not a content producer, less freeform
    • Pricing: Free up to 2,000 words/month; $49/month for Pro plan
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Writesonic

  1. While most AI writing tools use GPT to some degree, the specific GPT model is usually not specified. This is where Writesonic differs from other AI writing apps—Writesonic allows you to select between GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 for your content creation, as long as you're on a Business plan. GPT-4 tends to be more accurate and writes more sensible copy, which might not be important if you're using an AI writing tool for drafting but might be a huge draw if you're looking to generate long-form content. As far as features go, Writesonic offers similar tools as other AI content generators, but one standout is a custom AI-powered chatbot generator.
    • Best for: GPT-4 generated content
    • Pros: Allows you to select between GPT models, offers AI chatbot builder, has generous and affordable plans
    • Cons: Focuses too heavily on SEO, doesn't have a huge template library
    • Pricing: Free up to 10,000 GPT-3.5 words/month; $19/month for Business plan

Writer

  1. If you're avoiding OpenAI's GPT due to recent backlash [2] , you may be wondering if there are AI tools that don't use GPT. Writer uses its own Palmyra family of LLMs (large language models), which includes the ability to "inspect code, data, and model weights." [3] . It offers similar features to many other AI writing tools, from generating text to checking for legal and brand compliance in your copy.
    • Best for: Non-GPT content
    • Pros: A capable editor that checks for compliance, not based on GPT, affordable plans
    • Cons: Requires a bit more setup, the chatbot is less powerful than GPT-powered bots
    • Pricing: $18/user/month for Team plan
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Rytr

  1. Many AI tools are aimed at professionals or businesses that have big budgets. If you're a hobbyist, Rytr is a good budget option for dipping your toes into the AI content generation world. All of Rytr's plans offer a basic GPT-powered AI generator, and the free plan has a built-in plagiarism checker and access to several writing tones. If you bump up to the cheapest paid plan at $9 a month, you can also create custom use cases. However, Rytr's most expensive (and most feature-rich) plan doesn't offer as many features as some other AI writing tools, so if you find yourself growing out of Rytr, you may want to consider upgrading to a tool with more features.
    • Best for: Budget
    • Pros: Very generous free plan, cheap premium tier, includes a basic AI generator with each plan
    • Cons: Very basic compared to other tools, isn't great with long-form content
    • Pricing: Free up to 10,000 characters/month; $9/month for Saver plan (100,000 characters/month)

AI Writer

  1. AI Writer can generate full-length articles based on recommended keywords or your chosen list of keywords. Beyond writing articles, AI Writer lists its citations so you can fact-check what was written and include the citations with your article for added credibility. Another bonus is that AI Writer's generated text can be directly published to WordPress, which may help cut some steps from your workflow.
    • Best for: Bloggers
    • Pros: Generates full-length articles, provides citations, content is SEO friendly
    • Cons: Generated content may require extensive editing, expensive for a team plan
    • Pricing: $19/month for Basic plan; $49/month for Standard plan for up to three users
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Simplified

  1. For those looking for writing tools, Simplified has an AI writer that boasts over 50 templates to choose from, from emails to product descriptions to social media posts and more. Their AI writer has a built-in plagiarism checker as well. Simplified also offers several other AI tools, including graphic design and video editing tools. However, this may be extraneous if you only want an AI writing generator.
    • Best for: Marketers, social media managers
    • Pros: Has a lot of templates to pick from, offers a suite of tools, has a rewriting tool that helps refresh pre-written copy
    • Cons: Limits team size to 5 for each plan, plans are not all-inclusive so you must pay for every feature you want
    • Pricing: Free up to 2,000 words/month; sliding scale Pro plan that starts at $12/month

Writerly

  1. While Writerly has many features aimed at marketers and e-commerce teams, it also has an AI writing tool with several templates and a few core personas you can choose from. Writerly, like many other AI writing tools, also offers grammar correction and SEO optimization tools.
    • Best for: Teams
    • Pros: Has a Chrome extension, can integrate with Gmail, offers a large template library
    • Cons: May offer more services than some users need, team plans only allow up to 3 members
    • Pricing: Free up to 10,000 words/month; $4/month for Creator AI Chat plan; $34/month for Team AI Studio plan
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Copymatic

  1. Besides English, Copymatic can write in Spanish, French, German, Hindi, and many others. As for features, it offers much of the same as other AI writing tools—templates, a chatbot, and a text editor. It also offers text-to-speech functions and an AI image generator.
    • Best for: Non-English writing
    • Pros: Can create short- and long-form content, has a Chrome extension, allows for large team sizes
    • Cons: Revisions aren't free, it doesn't have any stand-out features
    • Pricing: $19/month for a Pro plan; $32/month for a Team plan

ContentatScale.ai

  1. Because ContentatScale.ai has such an advanced AI language model, it comes at a somewhat high price. However, if you've got the budget and you're looking for an AI writing tool that can generate very natural-reading blocks of copy, this tool is a good choice.
    • Best for: Businesses, long-form content
    • Pros: Has WordPress and Shopify integration, can be trained with a specific voice in mind, writes in a way that is indistinguishable from humans
    • Cons: No free trial, expensive
    • Pricing: $250/month for 8 monthly posts, up to $1,500/month for 100 monthly posts
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Section 3 of 5:

Editing

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Grammarly

  1. While Grammarly is mostly known for its grammar correction features, its Grammarly Go product uses OpenAI's GPT-4 to generate text, improve existing text, and help you brainstorm ideas for your writing. [4] Grammarly is available as an online app, browser plugin, and downloadable desktop app, making it convenient no matter where you're writing. Grammarly can also offer suggestions to make your writing more clear and concise.
    • Best for: Grammar error detection
    • Pros: Has a plagiarism-checker, helps improve overall writing, flexible usage options
    • Cons: May not provide the best suggestions depending on meaning or style
    • Pricing: Free plan, but offers more features with the $12/month Premium plan or $15/month Business plan

Hemingway Editor

  1. While Hemingway doesn't write new content for you, it can help make the content you've already written easier to read. Hemingway will help you identify run-on sentences, highlight words that could be replaced with better choices, and assign readability grades to your writing. It's also available as a web-based app and a standalone desktop application.
    • Best for: Content readability
    • Pros: Free to use, easy to get started with, flexible usage options
    • Cons: Suggestions may not align with your style, the tool has limited scope
    • Pricing: Free
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WordAI

  1. Unlike some other tools on this list, WordAI isn't a content generator. However, WordAI can rewrite your content to increase your output and can create up to 1,000 rewrites from one piece of copy. There are editorial controls that allow you to fine-tune how conservative or adventurous the rewrites are as well.
    • Best for: Rewriting content
    • Pros: Designed to avoid duplication, can improve grammar and clarity, can generate a lot of content in a short amount of time
    • Cons: Doesn't write new material, some reviewers see it as a content-spinning tool
    • Pricing: $9/month for Starter plan; $27/month for Power plan

QuillBot

  1. QuillBot is a simple, web-based application that offers many AI tools to help you with your writing. While it doesn't generate new content, QuillBot has a tool to help you paraphrase, check grammar, check for plagiarism, summarize your content, and more.
    • Best for: Students
    • Pros: Has many tools including a citation generator, is available on the web as well as a plugin or standalone app
    • Cons: Has word limits even with paid plans, doesn't write new content
    • Pricing: Free for 125 words/month in Paraphraser and 1,2000 words/month in Summarizer; $19.95/month for Premium plan
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Section 4 of 5:

SEO Optimization

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Article Forge

  1. Article Forge claims its tool can research, plan, and write long-form content (over 1,500 words) with one click. The articles that Article Forge creates are SEO-optimized, as well. You can give Article Forge some keywords, a projected article length, and any additional instructions, and it'll create an article in 60 seconds.
    • Best for: Bloggers
    • Pros: Researches as well as writes full articles, uses deep learning instead of scraping, works quickly
    • Cons: AI will sometimes add unnecessary things into articles, generated articles lack a distinct voice
    • Pricing: $13/month for 25,000 words up to $57/month for 500,000 words

INK

  1. While many AI writing tools offer SEO features, INK's approach is SEO-forward. While INK has an AI text editor and can generate content for you, it can also help you with keyword research and SEO optimization to help get your content ranking on Google.
    • Best for: SEO optimization
    • Pros: Easy to use, offers powerful SEO tools, paraphrases content well
    • Cons: Expensive, can make factual mistakes
    • Pricing: $39/month for the Professional plan; $99/month for Enterprise plan
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Anyword

  1. While Anyword doesn't offer the same breadth of features as some of the other AI writing tools on this list, it does let you keep a high degree of control when you use the features it has. One of Anyword's main features, the Blog Wizard, will create a blog post outline based on a description and SEO keywords. While you can just let the tool run wild, Anyword allows you to get very granular and add instructions for every section of the outline it generates for you. While this can be a slow process, it gives you more control over the content it creates.
    • Best for: Marketers, writing assistance
    • Pros: Allows for a high degree of control, tracking metrics appear to be accurate, includes a chatbot to help provide ideas
    • Cons: Granularity can slow the process down, expensive compared to other similarly-priced options with more features
    • Pricing: $49/month for Starter plan

Frase

  1. Frase combines AI content generation and SEO optimization into one handy tool. Frase's built-in AI writer can generate copy, including proposals, FAQ sections, introductions, and more. And if you're a blogger or looking to improve SEO on your website, Frase has SERP analysis and competitor evaluation tools that can generate outlines for blog posts or marketing projects. However, if you're not interested in the SEO tools, Frase might be more than you're looking for.
    • Best for: SEO Optimization
    • Pros: Offers 5-day trial for $1, creates outlines based on SERP results, writes SEO-optimized copy
    • Cons: Might be too SEO-focused for every writer, expensive for a hobbyist user
    • Pricing: $14.99/month for Solo plan (4 articles/month); additional $35/month for Unlimited Pro Add-On
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Section 5 of 5:

Fiction

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Sudowrite

  1. While Sudowrite has features that will write works of fiction for you, it also has a few assistive tools like Describe and Brainstorm that can help elevate your fiction writing. If you highlight a word or phrase and click Describe , Sudowrite will offer you some sensory words or metaphors that help describe (hence the name) your writing better. Brainstorm will generate potential dialogue, characters, plot points, places, or other details about your world based on descriptions and keywords that you give it. However, like any AI generator, it's prone to hallucinations (the term for when an AI makes something up), and the results may be nonsensical.
    • Best for: Fiction writing
    • Pros: Easy to use, aimed at fiction writing, affordable plans
    • Cons: Controversial in the fiction writing community, can be nonsensical at times
    • Pricing: $19/month for Hobby & Student plan (up to 30,000 AI words/month)

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