Type any writing instruction and the AI generates it in seconds - essays, paragraphs, bullet points, emails, or full rewrites. One command is all it takes.
No templates. No limits. Just tell the AI what you need and it delivers.
Use these tools alongside your generated content to research, refine, and polish before submitting.
You can give virtually any writing-related command - from "Write a 500-word introduction on climate change" to "Create a list of 10 hooks for a social media essay" or "Rewrite this paragraph in a formal academic tone." The tool supports creative, academic, professional, technical, and instructional commands with no restrictions on format or subject matter.
The command is the instruction you give the AI - what you want it to do. Background information provides the context the AI needs to execute that instruction well - the topic, subject matter, key facts, or details that help it produce accurate, relevant content. Think of the command as the "what" and the background as the "about what."
As specific as possible for the best results. Vague commands like "write about AI" produce general output. Specific commands like "Write a 3-paragraph argumentative essay on the ethical concerns of facial recognition for a college-level computer science course, in a formal academic tone" produce targeted, directly usable content. Include word count, format, audience, and any constraints in your command.
Yes - paste your existing text into the background information field and use the command to tell the AI what to do with it. For example: "Rewrite the following text in a formal academic tone" or "Summarize the following paragraph into one concise sentence." This makes the Command Tool flexible for editing workflows, not just content generation.
Almost any written content: essays and essay introductions, paragraphs, thesis statements, outlines, bullet points, summaries, emails, cover letters, social media captions, product descriptions, and more. Because you control the instruction, the tool adapts to whatever format, length, and subject you specify - it is a single AI writing generator for dozens of use cases.
No - just write your instruction in plain English, the way you would ask a person. There is no special prompt syntax to learn. If you want a more precise result, add a word count, audience, or format to your command and drop any source text into the background field - but a simple sentence like "Write a 200-word intro on climate change" works perfectly well.
Yes - you get 3 free command runs right away with no sign-up required. Create a free account for more runs across all 30+ writing tools, and paid plans add unlimited commands, longer inputs, and Word and PDF downloads of your output.
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Best if: You write 1 to 5 essays per month
Best if: You write weekly for coursework
Best if: You write daily or juggle multiple classes