An AI writer helps to generate copy. Simple enough, right?
AI copywriting tools can generate short- and long-form copy, making them a great option for almost every kind of copywriter or anyone in content marketing. Whether you’re writing blog posts, social media posts and captions, taglines, or product descriptions, the AI copywriter is able to get it written.
Published on
July 2, 2024
by
Paige Pfeifer, BA
Revised on
April 21, 2025
We are so excited to announce the newest tool in our suite of QuillBot products: Translate!
QuillBot Translate supports 50 different languages, providing writers with a way to utilize text from their non-native language(s). Now a writer’s research and writing will not be confined to one language; rather, the knowledge and information that exists across languages will be available at the click of a button. You can also try our QuillBot Translate Android App and QuillBot Translate iOS App.
What makes QuillBot Translate so special?
Let’s talk features. Our translator boasts the following:
50 languages
AI-powered translation technology
Ad-free experience
Mobile-friendly interface
5000-character allowance per translation in the free version
Unlimited characters in Premium
Integration with the rest of the QuillBot writing suite
We’re so excited to add to our members’ well-rounded writing experience, and we keep enhancing this process with each new tool added to our website. Let’s continue to write without limits.
Published on
July 2, 2024
by
Paige Pfeifer, BA
Revised on
April 18, 2025
Academic writing is a writing style used by and for people in academic settings.
This type of writing targets readers who attend or work in schools, colleges, universities, and research institutions, such as students, professors, and researchers.
Academic writing is one of the first skills that a student learns after starting school. From elementary through postgraduate school and in academic careers, writing is the major mode of communication. Its goal is to present ideas clearly so that others can learn from and build on them.
Published on
July 2, 2024
by
Paige Pfeifer, BA
Revised on
August 2, 2024
Learning English grammar can be overwhelming, which is why we’ve compiled the Top 9 English grammar resources that you can find online.
We get it━grammar can be tricky. Maybe your teacher is boring, or English has never been your strong suit. Luckily for you, it’s ours, and we’re sharing the best online grammar resources we’ve found to-date. Take things at your own pace. There are no tests at the end (promise!).
Published on
July 2, 2024
by
Paige Pfeifer, BA
Revised on
December 4, 2024
Summarizing is condensing information; paraphrasing is rewording information; and quoting is copying information inside quotation marks.
Most of the time, when you’re referring back to a previous conversation, text, or piece of media, you’re not recalling each part exactly as it happened—that would require a memory better than any of us probably have!
Instead, you’re going to be either paraphrasing what you heard or read, summarizing the information learned, or directly quoting pieces of what you remember.
Summarizing, paraphrasing, and quoting are all closely related actions, which can make them difficult to tell apart in certain circumstances.
TipWhether you’re summarizing, paraphrasing, or quoting, QuillBot’s online Notepad can help you keep track of the sources you consult during the research and writing process.
Published on
July 2, 2024
by
Paige Pfeifer, BA
Revised on
February 11, 2025
The usual purpose of a literature review is to show a gap in existing research or to show a field’s overall view of a topic.
A “literature review” is a summary of what previous studies have demonstrated or argued about a topic. It may stand on its own as the focus of a paper, with just an introduction and conclusion summarizing the relevant literature, or it may be part of a more extensive research paper, such as a journal article, research proposal, thesis, or dissertation. Here are a couple of literature review examples:
ChatGPT is everywhere right now, making controversial headlines across the world. Students in particular can get a lot of good out of the AI tech (such as saving time and energy), but there are also pitfalls to beware (plagiarism, dependence, and reduced creativity━oh my!).
Let’s take a look at the pros and cons of using ChatGPT as a student so you can use it the right way.
NoteThere are many ChatGPT alternatives, including QuillBot’s AI Chat, which you can use to generate ideas, learn about new topics, and get advice.
Published on
July 2, 2024
by
Paige Pfeifer, BA
Revised on
February 28, 2025
The main difference between creative writing vs academic writing is that writers are free to express themselves however they want when writing creatively, while academic writing provides a set of constraints the writer must stay within.
