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Writing & Content

Tools for drafting, editing, rewriting and polishing written content.

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Tools in Writing & Content

6 tools

Gemini

Google

Google's multimodal AI assistant for writing, planning, research, and Google-connected workflows.

MultimodalGeneral AssistantGoogle Workspace
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ChatGPT

OpenAI

General-purpose AI assistant for writing, research, coding, image, voice, and everyday productivity.

MultimodalGeneral Assistant
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Grammarly

Grammarly

AI writing assistant for drafting, rewriting, grammar, tone, and communication quality.

GrammarRewriting
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Notion AI

Notion

AI capabilities embedded in Notion for writing, workspace search, reports, and knowledge work.

Knowledge WorkWorkflow Automation
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Microsoft's general AI companion for web-assisted answers, writing, productivity, and creative tasks.

General AssistantWeb Research
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Claude

Anthropic

AI assistant focused on writing, analysis, research, coding, and knowledge-intensive work.

Knowledge WorkGeneral Assistant
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Choosing Writing & Content tools

AI writing tools help you draft, edit, rewrite and polish text. Some start from a blank page, others work on what you have already written, correcting grammar, adjusting tone or shortening long passages.

The useful question is not whether a tool can write, but whether it helps you write better and faster without losing your own voice. Tools differ in how much control they give you, how well they follow a style, and where they work: in a browser, a document editor or your email.

Keep a human in the loop. AI can produce fluent text that is wrong or generic, so read every draft, check facts and names, and edit it into your own voice before publishing. Search engines and readers reward writing that is accurate and useful, not writing that is merely long.

Who it is for

Bloggers, marketers, students, support teams and anyone who writes for work and wants a faster first draft or a cleaner final one.

What to compare

  • Editing and correction versus generating new text
  • Tone and style controls, and support for a brand voice
  • Browser extensions and integrations with the editors you use
  • Language support if you write in more than one language
  • What the free plan limits, such as words per month

Common uses

  • First drafts of articles, posts and product copy
  • Grammar, clarity and tone checks
  • Rewriting text for a different audience or length
  • Turning notes into structured documents
  • Writing short summaries of long text for newsletters and social posts

On ToolIndexHub, each listing shows the pricing model, free plan, platforms and API access that we have recorded, and when an editor last checked them. Where a fact has not been checked yet, the page says so rather than guessing.