AI Text Generator for Anything You Need to Write
The Anything format is AI Ghostwriter's open-ended writer: describe what you need in plain words and it works out the type of text, the reader and the platform, then writes it, in your saved voice if you have one. Ask for several pieces at once, like an announcement plus a two-line SMS, and each comes back under its own heading. A red pen pass then cuts the AI clichés.
Try it: Anything
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How to use it
- 01
Type what you need the way you'd explain it to a person: what it is, who will read it, where it goes and any facts it must include.
- 02
Leave “Use it for” on Anything, then set Length and Tone, or keep both on Auto and let your request decide.
- 03
Send it, check the naturalness score and what the red pen crossed out, then tap Shorter, Longer or Another take, or type what should change.
Good for
- An opening announcement plus a two-line SMS for regulars, in one request
- Texts no other format covers: a party invite, a note to neighbors, a short bio
- Team updates and customer notices
- Trying one idea as a post, an email and an announcement
- A quick first draft you'll finish yourself
The rules it follows
| Length | Auto, Short (about 50-150 words), Medium (about 200-500) or Long (about 800-1,500) |
|---|---|
| Tone | Auto, Friendly, Professional, Witty, Persuasive, Formal or Heartfelt |
| Several pieces in one request | Each one gets its own short heading |
| Red pen | Light by default (Off, Light or Strong) |
| Download formats | Markdown, plain text, HTML, JSON |
Questions
What can the Anything format write?
Almost anything you can describe: posts, emails, articles, announcements, messages and short bios. It works out the type and platform from your request and follows that format's habits, such as short paragraphs on LinkedIn or one short message for an SMS.
When should I pick a dedicated format instead?
Pick one whenever a limit matters. Formats like X post or Ad copy count characters and fix what runs over; Anything follows the conventions but doesn't run those counts.
What if my request is vague?
It makes the most reasonable assumption and writes the text instead of asking you questions. If the result misses, add the platform, the reader or the length, or say what to change in your next message.
Can I ask for several texts in one request?
Yes. Ask for an Instagram announcement and a short SMS, for example, and both come back in one draft, each under its own heading.
Will it sound like me?
It will if you pick one of your voices before sending. A voice is built from at least 300 characters of your own writing and carries your tone, sentence length and word choice.
Does it make up details?
It's set up not to: missing facts such as prices, dates or names become bracketed placeholders like [number] or [company name] instead of guesses. Fill them in and read the draft before you publish.