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Getting thin or generic articles? Here's what to change before you write the next one. Write it properly · 7 min read

Quick Wizard

What This Does

A 12-step guided wizard that walks you through Quick Mode settings with tips and examples.

When To Use It
  • First time using the platform
  • Want to understand what each setting does
  • Learning best practices for article generation
  • Prefer a guided step-by-step experience
Why Use It
  • Learn the platform without any guesswork
  • Master all settings through guided explanations
  • Avoid common mistakes that hurt article quality
  • Become a power user faster with built-in tips

Article Creation Wizard

Generate an article with optional cover image, proofreading, optimization, BlogPosting schema, research, internal links from a connected WordPress site, a supplied YouTube video, and prospect research. A connected Wix site can receive an unpublished draft.

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What do you want to write about?
Let's start by defining a clear and specific title for your article
Examples of Good Titles:
  • "10 Proven Ways to Increase Website Conversion Rate"
  • "Ultimate Guide to Growing Organic Tomatoes in Small Spaces"
  • "How to Create a Successful Content Marketing Strategy for Small Businesses"
Pro Tip: Be specific with your title. A broad title like "Marketing" might give unexpected results, while "Email Marketing Strategies for E-commerce Businesses" will produce more targeted content.
What language should your article be in?
Choose the language that best suits your audience
+1 additional credit for languages other than English.
Pro Tip: Our AI generates high-quality content in all supported languages, but for best results, choose the language most familiar to your target audience.
How long should your article be?
Select the length that best fits your content needs
Short
About 800-1500 words. Best for guest posts or brief overviews.
Medium
About 1500-2000 words. Good balance of depth and readability.
Long
Aim for 2500+ words. The text API may return a shorter article if it reaches its response limit.
Pro Tip: Medium-length articles typically perform best for SEO and reader engagement. They provide enough detail without overwhelming your audience.
What type of article do you need?
Choose the format that best suits your content goals
Informative
Educational content that explains concepts, answers questions, or teaches readers about a topic.
Listicle
Content organized as a numbered list (e.g., "10 Best Ways to..." or "5 Reasons Why...").
Places - Local
Content focused on local businesses, attractions, or location-specific information.
Service/Landing Pages
Content designed to promote specific services or convert visitors into customers.
Comparison - Brand vs Competitor +1 credit
Head-to-head comparison favouring your brand with verified facts. Requires a Brand (select it in the later step).
Listicle - Brand ranked #1 +1 credit
"Best X" roundup with your brand on top and researched competitors below. Requires a Brand.
Press Release
News-style announcement built from your brand's verified facts. Requires a Brand.
When to use each type:
  • Informative: "How to Start a Vegetable Garden" or "Understanding Cloud Computing"
  • Listicle: "7 Essential SEO Tools for Small Businesses" or "10 Ways to Reduce Stress"
  • Places-Local: "Best Coffee Shops in Portland" or "Top Tourist Attractions in Barcelona"
  • Service Pages: "Professional Web Design Services" or "Expert Tax Preparation Services"
What tone of voice should your article have?
Select the perspective that best represents your brand voice
Auto
Let our AI choose the most appropriate tone based on your article topic.
First-Person
Written from the "I/We" perspective. Personal and relatable.
Second-Person
Written to "You". Direct and engaging with the reader.
Third-Person
Written about "They/It". Objective and professional.
Examples of different tones:
  • First-Person: "I've tested dozens of coffee makers, and I can confidently say this is the best one."
  • Second-Person: "You'll find that this coffee maker saves you time every morning with its programmable features."
  • Third-Person: "The coffee maker offers multiple brewing options that meet various consumer preferences."
Pro Tip: Second-person is often best for how-to content and guides, while third-person works well for research-based or news articles. First-person is great for personal stories or testimonials.
What writing style would you prefer?
Choose the style that best matches your brand voice and content goals
Auto
Let our AI choose the most appropriate style based on your article topic.
Less AI Words
More natural-sounding content with fewer AI indicators. (+1 Credit)
Humanized
Reads like a human wrote it - natural flow, varied sentences, no robotic patterns.
LLM-Friendly
Built to be cited by AI. Every section answers its question in the first sentence, so a single paragraph still makes sense when an answer engine quotes it alone.
Premium Style 1 (+1 Credit)
Semantics based writing style, inspired by Koray TuÄŸberk GÃœBÃœR (CEO, Holistic SEO)
Snippet Optimizer (+1 Credit)
Formatted to increase chances of getting featured snippets in search results.
Conversational
Friendly, approachable tone that feels like a natural conversation.
Witty
Clever and humorous tone with personality and charm.
Professional
Polished, authoritative tone suitable for business and formal content.
Custom Writing Style
Define your own unique writing style with a custom prompt.
Pro Tip: The Professional style works well for most business topics. If you're in a creative or informal niche, consider Conversational or Witty styles for better engagement.
Your selected writing style is sent as guidance to the text generator.
Would you like to add any enhanced features?
Select additional elements to make your article more engaging and valuable
Brand
Manage brands

Select a connected brand and the AI will weave its verified facts (pricing, services, contact info, etc.) and brand voice into your article.

Content Extras

Adds a frequently asked questions section at the end of your article. Great for SEO and addressing common reader concerns.

+1 credit

Creates one AI cover image for the finished article. View it on the saved article page.

+1 credit

Runs a second editing pass on the article. The original and optimized versions are saved for review.

+1 credit

Creates a graphic from source-reported statistics and links to the sources. If no usable data is found, the infographic credit is refunded.

Free

Saves basic BlogPosting JSON-LD with your article for review. It does not add a publication URL or date.

Checking...

Checks the finished article for suitable HowTo, Recipe, and Review schema. Basic BlogPosting remains separate.

Checking supported schema types...

Checks claims against source excerpts for review; a text match is not proof of truth.

Pro Tip: FAQs can answer common reader questions. The optional AI cover image appears above your finished article.
*We do not force Infographics creation if no data is found in the SERPs and hence, it might not be added to the article. We charge you for the hunting process.
Competitor research options
Supercharge your content by analyzing what already ranks

SERP Analysis scans top-ranking pages for your keyword to extract how they’re structured, and what keywords and entities they've used.

Pro Tip: Use Source Context! Guide AI on what you want your article to talk about. This is a very important feature. Learn more here
AI Proofreading
Polish your content to perfection

Make AI your article editor.
Give it guidelines as you would give your Human Editor or VA.

Pro Tip: Ask ChatGPT for best Editing Guidelines and paste those here.
Internal Linking
Choose a connected WordPress site for contextual links and other optional article extras.

Internal links from your WordPress posts

Internal linking connects your new content to related pages on your site, improving discoverability and engagement.
Wordflow reads published posts from the connected WordPress site you select below and chooses relevant pages.
Internal Links are then placed in contextually relevant places in your article.
Review the suggested links in the saved article after generation.

Pro Tip: Internal linking works best when you already have 10+ articles live on your site.
Human Proofreading
Delegate proofreading to our team of professional writers

Delegate proofreading to our team of writers with at least 5 years of experience!
Give them guidelines on how you'd like your content reviewed and polished.

Available only for English language for now

Buy Human Proofreading Credits

Pro Tip: Be specific about your brand voice and style preferences to get the best results from our professional proofreaders.
Send to a publishing platform?
Choose a connected destination. Supported draft, hook delivery, and live options depend on your account and the generation API.

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Publish your article directly to your connected platform
Review your article settings

Check your choices before generating. The article and optional extras are saved as one job. Draft for review is the default; publishing live requires an explicit choice. Credits are shown before generation.

Your article will appear here when ready and will also be saved in Quick History.