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Generate a paragraph with AI

Write one to three paragraphs on any topic in the tone and length you choose, each with a topic sentence and a clear point; Anthropic's Claude AI writes them on our server.

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Your paragraph appears here

Each paragraph opens with a topic sentence, backs it up and closes the thought.

Processed on our server · your topic is sent to Anthropic's AI to write the paragraphs and is not storedHow it works

How to use Paragraph generator

  1. 1

    Name the topic

    Write what the paragraph is about and, if you like, the facts or points it should cover.

  2. 2

    Pick tone and size

    One of six tones, about 60, 120 or 200 words, and one to three paragraphs.

  3. 3

    Generate

    Press Write paragraph and read the result; fill in any [placeholders] with your own facts.

  4. 4

    Copy or try again

    Copy one paragraph or all of them, or ask for another version.

Limits and Pro

Free: a topic of up to 300 characters with up to 800 characters of details, one to three paragraphs of about 60 to 200 words, and the shared 20 AI requests a day (5 a minute) per connection.

Pro raises the shared allowance to 200 requests a day. See Pro

About Paragraph generator

A paragraph is the building block of most writing: one idea, introduced, supported and closed. The paragraph generator writes one, two or three of them on any topic, about 60, 120 or 200 words each, in the tone you choose: neutral, formal, casual, persuasive, descriptive or academic. Add details or points to cover and they're worked in; leave that box empty and Claude, Anthropic's AI model, writes from general knowledge.

Typical uses are a product description for a shop page, the “about us” paragraph of a small business site, a short text for a school presentation, the opening of a newsletter, or a first draft when you know what you want to say but can't get started. With two or three paragraphs, each covers a different aspect and they follow on in a sensible order, so the result reads as one short piece rather than repeated takes on the same idea.

The output language follows your topic by default, so a topic written in Uzbek gets paragraphs in Uzbek, or you can pick one of sixteen languages from the menu. Specific facts you didn't supply, such as figures or dates, appear as highlighted [placeholders] to fill in rather than as made-up numbers.

The generator doesn't search the web or know recent events, so check anything factual before publishing it. For a full essay with a thesis and a conclusion, the essay writer is the better fit.

Privacy

When you press Write paragraph, your topic, any details you added and your tone, length and language choices travel to our server and then to Anthropic's API, which writes the text and sends it back. The topic and the result aren't saved by us or logged, and Anthropic's API terms don't let it train on them. Settings, not text, are stored in your browser.

Features

Six tones

Neutral, formal, casual, persuasive, descriptive or academic.

One to three paragraphs

Each with a topic sentence, support and a closing line, in a logical order.

Your language

Written in the language of your topic, or one of sixteen you choose.

Paragraph generator: frequently asked questions

How do I get a paragraph that sounds less generic?
Give it material. A topic alone produces general statements, but a few specific details, such as who the text is for, a number you know, a local example or the point you want to make, give the paragraph something real to say. The details box takes up to 800 characters. The Descriptive and Persuasive tones also add more colour than Neutral.
What's the difference between the tones?
Neutral informs without taking sides. Formal suits reports and official writing. Casual sounds like talking to a friend. Persuasive argues for a view and asks the reader to agree. Descriptive paints a picture with concrete detail. Academic uses careful, precise language and hedges its claims. The same topic reads very differently in each, so it's worth trying two.
Can I use a generated paragraph for school?
As a model or a starting point, usually yes; as your own submitted work, usually no. Many schools treat handing in AI-written text without saying so as academic misconduct. Use the paragraph to see how a topic sentence and its support fit together, then write your own, and check your school's policy on AI tools.
Why does it write [placeholders] instead of numbers?
To avoid invented facts. Language models can produce precise-sounding figures that are simply wrong, so when a sentence would need a specific number, date or name you didn't provide, the generator leaves a highlighted placeholder for you to fill with a checked fact. Add the facts to the details box and it will use them directly.
Do I need an account, and is there a limit?
No account is needed. Every connection gets 20 AI requests a day across all the writing tools, with at most 5 a minute, and each press of the button is one request, whether it writes one paragraph or three. Pro raises that to 200 a day. The counter resets 24 hours after your first request.

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