AI Email Writer
Write your next email today.
AI email writer questions, answered.
How to write an email in three steps.
Who uses it.
What it does well.
What an AI email writer does.
Tell it what you need to say and who you are saying it to, and get back an email that is ready to send, subject line included. Short, clear and easy to reply to.
An AI email writer turns what you mean into an email you can actually send. You say what the point is, who it is for and how formal it should be, and you get back the subject line, the opening, the ask and the sign off.
Good emails are short, specific and easy to say yes to. Most bad ones are too long, bury the ask at the bottom, and make the reader work out what is wanted from them. So the draft is written for a reply rather than for length.
The most useful thing you can do is paste in the thread you are replying to. It then answers the actual points raised, in the same register the other person used, which is the difference between something that sounds like you and something that sounds like a template.
A sendable draft in under a minute.
Subject line, body and sign off, ready to paste.
What you want to say, who it is for, and the thread if there is one.
Yours to use commercially on any paid plan.
Several to choose from, written for who you are emailing.
Warm, direct, formal or apologetic, same content.
Paste the thread and it answers what was actually asked.
Paste a few of your old emails and it matches how you write.
The first email plus the two nudges that go with it.
Bad news, a price rise or a no, said carefully.
First emails to people who have never heard of you.
Nudges that add something instead of just checking in.
Clear progress notes that head off the next question.
Saying no, pushing back, or delivering bad news.
Reaching out to candidates and making warm introductions.
Emails written to be read rather than skimmed.
The point, who it is for, the tone, and the thread if you are replying.
Several come back. Choose the one that fits the relationship.
Shorten it, warm it up, then paste it into your email and send.
An AI email writer turns an intention into a finished email, subject line included. It works out what the reader needs to know and in what order, then writes it in the tone you asked for. You get something you can send rather than a template with gaps to fill.
Signing up is free and you can look through every model before paying. To write emails you need a plan, and those start at $19 a month with credits included. An email costs a tiny fraction of that.
Yes, and this is the best way to use it. Paste the thread and say what your answer is. It addresses the specific points raised rather than writing around them, and it matches how formal the other person was being.
Only if you give it something real. Paste the person's website copy, a recent announcement or their job title, and the opening line refers to that instead of flattering them. Being specific is the whole difference between a reply and silence.
Yes. Paste three or four emails you have sent and it picks up your greeting, your sign off, your sentence length and how formal you usually are. Save that and every email after it starts from there.
Yes, on any paid plan, including sales and client communication. Read anything before you send it, especially numbers, names and anything you are committing to, exactly as you would with a draft from a colleague.