AI Essay Writer That Never Invents Sources
The Essay & Assignment format in AI Ghostwriter drafts argumentative, expository, compare-and-contrast, analysis, cause-and-effect and reflective essays, research reports and answers to homework questions, at your level and word count. It outlines first, builds each paragraph around your thesis and cites only the sources you give it, in APA, MLA, Chicago or Harvard. A citation it can't match to your sources becomes a [source] placeholder instead of a made-up reference.
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How to use it
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Paste the assignment brief or the questions, then add your sources or lecture notes if you want citations.
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Pick Essay under “Use it for”, then the assignment type, your level, the word count, your thesis if you have one and the citation style; More details holds the tone.
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Send it, check the outline, the word count and any [source] placeholders, then ask for changes such as “stronger counterargument” or “shorter conclusion”.
Good for
- An argumentative essay that takes a clear position and answers the other side
- A compare-and-contrast essay with clear criteria
- A literary or case analysis built around a thesis
- A research report with sections and a reference list from your sources
- Worked answers to homework questions, with the steps shown
- A first draft to study from and rewrite in your own words
The rules it follows
| Assignment types | Argumentative, Expository, Compare & contrast, Analysis, Cause & effect, Reflective, Research report, Answer questions |
|---|---|
| Levels | Middle school, High school, University, Graduate |
| Word count | 150-4,000 words (800 by default); you're warned if the draft is more than 15% off |
| Planning | An outline comes first from 600 words; from 1,800 words each section is written on its own |
| Citations | None, APA 7, MLA 9, Chicago (author-date) or Harvard, only from the sources you give |
| Invented citations | Replaced with [source]; a reference list without sources is removed |
| Red pen | Light by default; citations and the academic tone stay as they are |
| Download formats | Markdown, HTML, plain text |
Questions
Does the AI essay writer make up sources?
No. It may only cite works you list under Sources. When a claim needs evidence you didn't give, it writes a [source] placeholder, and any citation that doesn't match your sources is replaced automatically.
Which citation styles does it support?
APA 7, MLA 9, Chicago (author-date) and Harvard. Pick None if your assignment doesn't need citations; it still won't invent facts.
How does it hit my word count?
You set a target between 150 and 4,000 words and it plans the essay to that length. If the draft lands more than 15% over or under, you get a warning with the actual count.
Can it answer homework questions?
Yes. Pick Answer questions and paste the questions: each answer comes first, numbered like the question, followed by a short explanation, with the steps shown for calculations.
Can I write my essay in Turkish?
Yes. Essays can be written in eight languages, including Turkish in standard academic Turkish. The interface itself is in English and Turkish.
Can I hand in what it writes?
Only where your school allows AI help, and as your own work only where its rules say so. Many classes ban or require you to disclose AI use; our Acceptable Use Policy asks you to follow those rules. It works best as a draft you study, check and rewrite.