Top 20 AI Writing Tools That Are “Sew” Awesome
Many people are worried that AI writing tools could replace human writers. If you’re one of them;
Don’t worry.
As you know, there’s no shortage of high-quality writing assistants online.
But I have decided to separate the wheat from the chaff and give you the absolute cream of the crop.
I tested over 100 new AI writing tools and I’ve listed their best features, shortcomings, pricing, and the features I personally like best.
Whether you’re a content writer that wants to add extra layers of creativity to your workflow or you’re an email marketer that wants an AI co-pilot for your business, these writing assistants can make that happen.
(Also, none of these tools are affiliated or promoted).
Let’s get started.
Anyword
This is an AI copywriting tool. It can help you articulate your product idea, your product description writing, or even your service. If you want a copywriting co-pilot to 2x your sales writing, give it a try.
Why do I recommend it?
Because it has been trained on tens of millions of ads and posts. And also, you don’t need a credit card to get started (something which I’m sure you don’t like either!).
Taplio
This falls into the social media marketing wheats. I use Taplio to leverage personal branding for LinkedIn. With it, you can get ideas for better LinkedIn content, schedule your post on autopilot, and build your network.
Why do I recommend it?
More than 4200+ top LinkedIn creators, consultants, CEOs, and team members are using this AI.
Frontitude
This is for UX writers that want to take their game one edge above what it currently is. Frontitude will help you add more life to your writing and improve your product.
Why do I recommend it?
Because it can be integrated into Figma and only takes seconds to make product copy 10x smarter and faster.
Scalenut
This is ideal if you want a platform that can simplify your SEO content stack. Scalenut is an AI co-pilot that can power an entire SEO content lifecycle — from keyword planning to automated optimization and something they called “Cruise mode”.
Why do I recommend it?
It can help reduce writer’s block. All you need is just an idea and Scalenut can steer you in the right direction.
Codex
Sometimes, you just need to embed a code on your blog. Instead of going on Fiverr or Upwork, Codex is a lifesaver. Proficient in more than a dozen programming languages, Codex simplifies natural language into codes.
Why do I recommend it?
Because writers can create embeddable codes even with zero experience.
Gramara
The name says it all.
If you want a break from Grammarly or Hummingway for another fun AI-powered grammar checker, Gramara can do that for you — upgrade your grammar, diction, and style.
Why do I recommend it?
You can keep rephrasing a sentence until you get one that suits your interest.
Wordtune
Maybe you want to be more specific with your words, Wordtune may be what you need. It conveys your words exactly how you want them but in clear and authentic writing.
Why do I recommend it?
Wordtune sounds more human. It has an emphasis on “authentic”.
Wordplay
Wordplay is ideal for creating long-form content in seconds. Although I haven’t tried its “boost organic traffic” features yet, it’s one of the top-rated AI content generators for content publishers.
Why do I recommend it?
For quick brush-off content, Wordplay is an ideal tool.
Jason AI
If conversational AI like ChatGPT is your choice, Jason would impress you. Jason AI is a personal assistant powered by ChatGPT. It can set up outreach sequences, handle prospects’ responses, and even book meetings for you.
Why do I recommend it?
Its “filters” make your productivity tailored and precise.
You
This AI framework is made to be YOU. If you want a personified buddy for a quick, reliable, and private search on the web for your content resources, You is the AI search engine you can count on to do that.
Why do I recommend it?
Because it is an AI search engine! You AI is great for finding great resources for your content.
Hypertype
I’ve once spent about an hour looking at an email before. I was scared not to mess up the opportunity on my screen with the wrong reply. This is the kind of situation that Hypertype comes in. It is an intelligent email assistant enriched with automated answers from your email history just so it could sound like you.
Why do I recommend it?
It’s an email assistant that sounds like me. At least, it uses some of the words and phrases I used.
Engage AI
Just like Taplio, this AI tool saves me hours of LinkedIn comments and gives me good touch points for engagement beyond banal and generic comments like “Good point!” “Thanks for sharing!” “Love your content!” comments.
Why do I recommend it?
It makes connections on LinkedIn efficient and can help break the ice in building relationships.
Type.AI
One of my favorites on the list for generating document headlines. Type is a document editor that helps you write remarkably fast. Type is that writing buddy you can trust to give your document a good touch of clarity and precision.
Why do I recommend it?
Whether you want to get a brief summary of a document or you need to generate catchy headlines for your copy, Type.AI would work perfectly.
Orchard
With Orchard, you can upload a document, and ask questions about where you’ve made errors. Orchard can enhance your writing — from your headline to your footnote.
Why do I recommend it?
Because it’s ideal for quickly understanding clients’ messages when they send a bunch of PDFs as “Project Details”
Hoppy Copy
The thing about Hoppy Copy is the seconds it only takes to generate a response when prompted. This AI can help you generate content for hundreds of different email marketing campaigns, drips, newsletters, and more.
Why do I recommend it?
Because it deals with enhancing anything related to email — from newsletters to email campaigns.
Socialbu
What is a writer without social media? Socialbu is a personal assistant for generating versatile social media posts, content, and insights. You can trust this AI to make your content creation a seamless experience.
Why do I recommend it?
There’s no signup needed, no credit card needed (you should know I hate this by now :), and lots of free access.
ClickUp AI
One best about ClickUp is its pattern for delivering in a tone that sounds like you. ClickUp can be your copy editor or your content formatter. With this writing buddy, you can communicate your words with consistency and clarity.
Why do I recommend it?
It’s the content formatting. H1 or H2 on Google Docs takes time.
Yarnit
Yarnit can ease the burden of content creation from the ground up. It can help from just content ideas to designing, creating, auditing, formatting, and even publishing.
Why do I recommend it?
Because Yarnit is a powerhouse that houses all writing processes from A-Z.
BlogAssistant.co
This AI tool makes blog creation 20x faster. I don’t know how long it takes you to create a blog but BlogAssistant can make your work faster. I
Why do I recommend it?
I’m particularly impressed by the quality of the blog despite the short time it takes to generate content.
Mark Copy
Mark Copy is a whole content machine that can power more than 40 different content types. From headline generators to thank you emails, LinkedIn idea creation, and many other content types.
Why do I recommend it?
Because of its pre-made templates, 40+ templates for different content types is a green flag for content marketers interested in productivity.
Over to You
Now that you’ve learned 20 of the best AI writing assistant tools I used, it’s time to move to the linchpin of your content workflow.
Which one of these tools would you try?
Effective assistance from these tools may be the beginning of seeing significant changes in your website ranking or organic traffic.
See you next time!
