Where do the facts and links come from?

Two places. The run pulls your project's brand, research and strategy context into the prompt, and it runs its own web search for statistics, examples and the questions searchers ask. The rules on the rest are strict: no invented statistic, price, name, date or study, and no bracketed placeholder. A fact that is missing gets written around instead of guessed.

What file do I get, and can I edit it?

A GitHub-Flavored Markdown article rather than HTML, so it drops into a CMS with real headings instead of bolded paragraphs. The menu carries Download Markdown (.md), Download MDX bundle (.zip) for headless setups that want bundled images, and a PDF for sharing. Editing the post in the viewer converts your changes back to markdown and drops the now-stale PDF.

What does one post cost in credits?

It is metered rather than a flat per-post price. The charge is computed from the tokens that run actually used, with a floor of half a credit. Blog posts sit at the higher end of document costs because the long length band and the web research stage route them to the frontier author model, which a short memo or one-pager skips entirely.

Will it read like AI wrote it?

The doctrine bans the tells outright: no in today's fast-paced world, no in conclusion, no delve, tapestry, testament to or game-changer, no Firstly and Secondly, no whether you're a X or a Y. It also asks for two first-hand operator anchors from your grounding, hard variation in sentence length, and an actual position instead of an on-one-hand summary.

Can I generate a batch instead of one post?

This page runs one post per Generate. The blog controls inside the workspace chat add a How many posts ruler that runs to 100 and an Angles row covering how-to, opinion, framework, listicle, teardown, case study and deep dive. A planner splits your direction into distinct topics first and six run at a time, so a batch is not one article restated.

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Documents tool

Blog post generator

Pinnora's blog post generator wants the claim your article argues and who it argues against, not a topic. It runs four web searches before writing a word, then authors one Markdown article with a TL;DR near the top, headings that answer their own question, and every source cited inline and collected at the end.

What you get

Produces: Blog post
Input: Starts from a written brief. No upload needed.
Price: Free to try. Sign in when you generate.
Category: Documents

How it works

Four steps, start to finish

The tool is open above. This is the short version of what to do with it.

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Write the thesis
40 to 80 words naming the claim and who it argues against. Generate stays disabled until it has one.
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Set the target length
The ruler will not go below 300 words or past 3000, and the article is written to that number rather than cut down to it afterwards.
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Pick the register
Casual, Professional, Technical or Editorial. It reaches the writer as a named instruction beside the length you set.
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Add the keyword, then generate
Target keyword caps at 60 characters and the FAQ block is a toggle. The run searches the web before it writes, then cites what it used.

FAQ

Common questions

Short answers to what people ask before they start.

The Target length ruler will not go below 300 words or past 3000, and it starts at 1200. That number reaches the writer as a soft target, worded as match the topic's real depth and never pad to hit a count, so read it as a band rather than a contract. If a draft comes back under 200 characters, the author pass runs once more and the longer result is kept.

Academy course

Document Studio

After this chapter you can turn a project brief into a finished, brand-grounded document, deck, blog post, landing page, or script, then edit it and export it to the format you need.

8 lessons · 33 minStart the course →

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