Draft from scratch
No text yet? Open Revise in any empty field, describe what you need, and it writes the first draft right where you'll use it. Presets tune the draft for the job — and hand you a starting point when the page is blank.
What do you want to create?
Write a launch email for our new product — friendly, and under 120 words.
Length
Tone
Start with nothing
In an empty field — a new email, a blank post — open Revise without selecting anything. Instead of rewriting, the panel asks what you want to create.
What do you want to create?
e.g. Write a launch email for our new product…
Have notes or an old draft? Paste them in as context.
Describe it, or pick a preset
One plain sentence is enough: what it is, who it's for, anything it must include. Pick a preset when the draft has a clear job, and set length and tone the same way as a rewrite.
A preset tunes the draft for its job — structure, register, and length follow.
Create, then make it yours
Revise writes the first pass. Run it again with a different tone or length — or select any line of the draft and rewrite it, the same flow as always.
Six presets, matched to where you write
Each preset shapes the draft for the place it will land. The plain prompt box handles everything else.
Launch notes, follow-ups, introductions.
Try: Write a launch email for our new product
Marketing
Campaigns, landing copy, product blurbs that sell.
Try: Turn this product's features into benefit-led copy
Creative
Stories, taglines, anything that needs a voice.
Try: Write a playful tagline for a coffee subscription
Social
LinkedIn posts, threads, captions sized for the feed.
Try: Draft a LinkedIn post on one lesson from our launch
Outreach
Cold intros, pitches, networking messages that get replies.
Try: Write a short cold email asking to guest on a podcast
Support
Clear, calm replies to customer questions.
Try: Draft a friendly reply explaining a refund timeline
The preset shelf keeps growing — custom presets with your own instructions are next.
Blank page? Borrow a starting point
Pick a preset and Revise offers ready-made prompts for it. One click drops a prompt into the box to edit or run as-is. Shuffle deals a new set, and each preset has a full library to browse.
Need a starting point?
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Turn this product's features into benefit-led copy that sells
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