An AI blog writer that drafts, and lets you decide.

Most small businesses know a blog would bring them visitors from Google. What stops them is the blank page: an hour to start, another to finish, and the week is gone. Write with AI removes the blank page. It does not remove you.

You give it a topic, such as “How to choose a wedding cake for 100 guests”, and optionally the words your customers search for. It writes a draft for your blog that is already shaped for search: one clear title, headings a reader can scan, short paragraphs, and the title and description Google shows in its results. The draft is saved to your posts and opens in the same editor you use for everything else.

Out of ideas? Give me topic ideas suggests five for your blog, from your business brief, your website and the posts you already have. Ideas are free and never count against your plan.

• Shop and service owners who know their trade but not how to start a post: a bakery, a clinic, a salon, a CA practice, an interior designer.
• Founders and marketers who need a post a week and want the first draft done so their time goes into the parts only they can write.
• Agencies and freelancers writing for several clients, each with their own brief, so every client’s drafts sound like that client.
• Hindi and Hinglish audiences. If your customers search in Hindi, write to them in Hindi, or in Hinglish the way many people text.

It is not for publishing hundreds of untouched pages. It writes one draft at a time for a person to read, on purpose. More on why below.

1. 01

   Say what the post is about

   Open Write with AI from the dashboard and type the topic in a sentence. Add keywords if you know what people search for; leave them out if you do not.

2. 02

   Choose how it reads

   Tone: friendly, professional or expert. Length: about 400, 700 or 1,200 words. Language: English, Português (Brasil), Español, हिंदी or Hinglish.

3. 03

   Read the draft in the editor

   It takes about half a minute. The draft opens in the editor with its title, body, category, tags and search snippet filled in, as a draft only you can see.

4. 04

   Make it yours, then publish

   Check the facts, add a price, a story, a photo from your shop. Press Publish and it appears on your free blog link and on your own website, if you have added it.

The step-by-step guide, with what each option does, is in the docs: Writing with AI.

Everything above goes into the same fields you would fill by hand, so the usual SEO features apply: each post gets its own address, canonical link, structured data and a place in your sitemap.

Pick the language per draft. Português (Brasil) and Español are written for customers in Brazil and Latin America, not translated from English. हिंदी is written in Devanagari. Hinglish is Hindi in Latin letters mixed with English, the way many people in India search and text: “Ghar par cake kaise banaye bina oven ke”.

Write each post for the people who will search for it. One blog can hold posts in all three languages, and each gets its own address, title and description like any other post.

Generic drafts come from generic instructions. The brief is a few lines about your business that every draft follows: who you are, who reads you, how you sound, facts the AI may use and things it must never say. You write it once in Website settings → AI writing brief.

We are Smile Dental, a family clinic in Indore, open since 2014.
Readers: parents and working adults who put off visiting the dentist.
Voice: calm and reassuring, plain words, no scare tactics.
Facts we can mention: Sunday appointments, EMI for braces, appointments on WhatsApp.
Never: diagnose, name medicines or doses, or promise results.

Without a brief the AI cannot know what you want readers to do next, so a draft ends with a placeholder such as [Add your call-to-action here] for you to fill in.

Google’s published position is that it rewards helpful content however it was made, and that using automation mainly to manipulate rankings is spam. Its spam policies name “scaled content abuse”: many pages made to rank rather than to help. So the question is never “was AI involved?” but “is this the best answer to the search?”

• Add what only you know. A price range, a mistake you see customers make, a photo from your shop. That is the part no other site has.
• Check every fact. The AI writes confidently. You are the expert; correct it where it is wrong or vague.
• Fill the placeholders. Anything in [square brackets] is for you. If you press Publish with one left in, the editor lists them and asks before the post goes live.
• One good post beats ten thin ones. A post a week that answers real questions does more than a burst of drafts nobody edited.

• Each Write my draft is one AI post, whether you publish it or not.
• A draft that fails is not counted, and the page tells you so.
• Give me topic ideas is free.
• They are counted per account and reset on the 1st of each month (UTC). Unused ones do not roll over.