Creative writers and novelists know that racking your brain for the right ideas and words can be hard enough on its own without all the other admin that goes into the creative process. Like most areas of life these days, there are now AI writing tools to help aspiring and professional writers generate ideas, structure their work, and even refine ideas.
It all depends on what you’re looking for. So, in the interest of variety, this article will look at a few writing tools with different areas of expertise in the hopes that one of them could aid your own storytelling journey.
AI Writing Tools to Help You
When you think of AI writing tools, you’d be forgiven for thinking of a chatbot that spits out an entire novel when asked. In truth, writing generation is just one small area where machine learning tools can aid and enhance the writing process. We’ve gathered some of the best tools below, with a focus on variety:
Automateed
Automateed aims to be the one tool solution to creating entire eBooks for sale online. The user enters a topic or idea for a book, then the tool generates a 15-chapter outline, exploring the topic, and writing each section, allowing for feedback and tweaking at every turn. After a bit of tweaking on your part, you can send it to Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) for sale afterward. The process works best with non-fiction.
In addition, Automateed boasts an AI image generator for covers and illustrations, an idea generator for brainstorming, and marketing tools for better sales. There’s a 6,000-word trial period, if you’re curious.
Claude AI
Claude is an AI chatbot that places emphasis on responses that feel natural and human. Of all the major chatbot tools, Claude is the one that offers the best creative writing prompts. If you want prose, poetry, and creative writing that sounds more inspired than robotic, then you’re in good hands.
Claude is available for free but keeps its more advanced language models behind priced tiers.
Sudowrite
Sudowrite is a tool specifically designed to tackle fiction, which it does wonderfully. It works with you too. After choosing the genre of your new book, enter your ideas and existing prose, and Sudowrite will handle the rest.
The tool can also rewrite any section you feel deserves another take. In addition, there are mind-mapping tools, integration with Google Docs, and a story engine to keep track of your characters and events.
For short works, you can get away with the free tier, but longer content will require a monthly subscription.
Grammarly
Even the best writing needs a second set of eyes. With Grammarly, those eyes just happen to be AI. This tool can be installed on your machine to provide not only a spellcheck on any program or app but to also suggest better ways of writing or expressing yourself. Apart from being a review tool, it can also help users detect plagiarism, which is always handy in the writing field.
The basic spellcheck and tone functions are free, but anything more will incur a monthly fee.
DeepL
Sometimes you need the writing of others translated without it sounding stiff. That’s where the magic of DeepL comes in. Using a nuanced approach to translation, this tool produces accurate and elegant translations which can help if you’re looking to include foreign thoughts into your writing. DeepL works with a word limit for its free users, but subscribers can translate as much as they want.
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