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AI Essay Writer
Turn a topic into an outline and a short first draft to edit, with [source needed] marks instead of invented citations.
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Staring at a blank page is the hardest part of an essay. This AI essay writer gives you a clear outline and a short first draft for your topic, written to the essay type and level you choose. It is a starting point, not a finished paper: you edit it, add real sources and make it your own.
How to use the essay writer
1. Type your topic or the exact question you were given.
2. Pick the essay type and your level.
3. Choose a draft length.
4. Add your own points or sources if you have them.
5. Press Write outline and draft, then rewrite it in your own words.
Outline first, then the draft
You get a thesis line and a short outline, then a draft that follows it: an introduction, body paragraphs with clear topic sentences, and a conclusion. Change the outline if your argument needs a different order, then rework the draft to match.
No made-up citations
AI tools can invent sources, so this one is told never to. Where a claim needs evidence you see [source needed]. You find a real, checked source and add it. If you list a source yourself, the tool uses only what you said about it.
Check your school policy
Rules on AI differ between schools and courses. Check yours before you use any AI help, and say so if you are asked. The tool does not hide that text came from AI and does not promise to pass any AI check. Use it to plan and learn, then write the final version yourself.
Questions
Is the AI essay writer free?
Yes, it is free to use. There is a daily limit on free runs.
Can I hand in what it writes?
It is a draft to rewrite, not a finished paper. Check your school or course AI policy first, and add real sources you have checked.
Does it write citations?
No. It never invents sources. It marks claims that need evidence with [source needed] so you can add a real one.
How long is the draft?
About 300, 450 or 600 words, plus an outline. That is a base to expand, not a full-length paper.
Will it get past an AI checker?
We make no promise about that and do not try to hide AI use. Use the draft as a starting point and write your own version.
Can I give it my own sources?
Yes. Type them in the optional box. The tool uses only what you say about them and adds nothing else.