Writing
The editor, the agent, and everything that shapes how your content gets written.
The editor, the complete guide
A tour of the WordCrafter editor, from the canvas and its blocks to the top bar, the AI Assistant, the Outline panel and the More menu, including moving content to a project, changing its type and attaching research.
4 min readCreating content
Start a new piece of content from scratch, from SERP research, or by importing something you already wrote. How to pick a content type, a project and, for commercial pages, the kind of page.
3 min readSupported content formats
The content types WordCrafter writes, from long-form articles and news to product, service and landing pages, what changes with each, and when you can switch content from one type to another.
2 min readBlocks and formatting
Every paragraph, heading, list, image and table in the editor is a block. The block types, the formatting toolbar, pasting from Word or Google Docs, and the section frames on product, service and landing pages.
5 min readThe AI agent
Ask the agent for changes in plain language and it plans and edits across your whole draft. What it can see, how to give it reference material, how to read what it is doing, and how to stop it or pick a chat back up.
5 min readThe Targeted tab
Generate or rewrite one block, or every block in your draft, with precise control over length, model, voice, tone, language, words to avoid and whether the result is suggested or applied.
4 min readSuggestions and track changes
Review AI and manual edits as tracked changes before they land in your draft. Where suggestions come from, the ways to accept or reject them one at a time or all at once, and Suggesting for your own edits.
2 min readComments
Leave comments on a block or on the title, reply with text or images, and resolve them when they are done. How to show comments beside the text or in a sidebar, and how to find one again.
2 min readVersion history
WordCrafter keeps versions of your draft as you and the agent work. How to browse them, compare two versions, save and pin your own, restore an older version safely, see one block's history, and how long versions are kept.
3 min readSEO optimization
Score your draft against its target keyword while you write. What each check measures and when it turns green, how the score is calculated, where the keyword and word count target come from, and how to add related keywords, links and a meta description.
3 min readImport and optimize
Bring existing content into WordCrafter from a published page, Markdown or a paste, preview exactly what it becomes before anything is created, optionally research its keyword to find what it is missing, and keep its images.
3 min readExporting your content
Take finished content out of WordCrafter by copying it as rich text or downloading it as PDF, Markdown or HTML, or download everything at once as a zip. What each format is best for, and what to do with pending suggestions before you export.
3 min readVoice input and images
Dictate text into a block or speak your instructions to the AI, for free. Generate images with AI or upload your own, and choose the image model, aspect ratio, resolution and other settings.
4 min readWriting FAQs
Answers to common questions about writing in WordCrafter, including why a setup dialog opens on product, service and landing pages, why the agent suggested instead of applying, changing the content type, attaching research later, what counts toward your AI usage, and why an export left out your suggestions.
4 min read