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AI Copywriting Software for Ads, Landing Pages, and Sales Copy

Write headlines, ad copy, landing pages, and sales pages faster, and make claims you can stand behind.

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AI Copywriting Software for Ads, Landing Pages, and Sales Copy
5,000
free words every month
18
AI models to choose from
25+
languages supported
No card
needed to start

Copywriting is writing that has a job to do: get a click, start a signup, or close a sale. It is also writing that is easy to get stuck on, because you can rewrite a headline twenty times. Writingful helps you draft many options quickly: headlines, ad variations, landing page sections, and sales page copy, with your choice of 18 AI models, so you can spend your time choosing the best one and improving it.

AI copy tends to sound confident and generic. It reaches for words like "revolutionary", "best", and "guaranteed", which are weak persuasion and a legal risk. Strong copy is specific and true. Give the model your real offer, audience, and proof, and have it write within those limits. Advertising claims need evidence, and the person who publishes the ad is responsible for them.

Below you will find what you can do with Writingful for copywriting, example prompts with sample outputs, 20 ideas, and the advertising guidance worth knowing before you publish.

What Writingful can do for copywriting

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Content type

Headlines and hooks

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Examples

Copywriting examples

These are illustrative examples of the kind of output you can expect. Your results will depend on your prompt, and every draft should be reviewed and edited before you publish.

Your prompt

Write landing page hero copy for an online bookkeeping service for freelancers (fictional: LedgerLeaf). Facts: monthly plans, a dedicated bookkeeper, monthly financial reports, set up in about a week, plans start at $99 per month (before taxes and fees, billed monthly). Provide a headline under 10 words, a 25-word subheadline, and a button label. Do not claim savings, guarantee results, or use superlatives.

You write the brief Write it
Sample outputIllustrative

Headline: Bookkeeping for freelancers, done monthly

Subheadline: A dedicated bookkeeper keeps your books up to date and sends you a financial report each month. Setup takes about a week. Plans start at $99 per month.

Button: See plans

How it works

How copywriting works in Writingful

  1. Step 1 of 4

    Know the audience and the offer

    Write down who the copy is for, what they want, and exactly what you are offering, including price and terms.

  2. Step 2 of 4

    Brief the writer with proof

    Give the AI the facts, the benefits, and the proof you have, and tell it what not to claim. Ask for several options.

  3. Step 3 of 4

    Draft, compare, and refine

    Choose from 18 AI models, compare drafts side by side, and refine the strongest into your own words.

  4. Step 4 of 4

    Check claims and publish

    Verify every claim against your evidence, add required disclosures, and test your copy against real results.

Topic ideas

20 ideas for copywriting

Start with a topic your audience already searches for, then use Writingful to outline and draft it.

Write ten versions and pick the one that is clearest.

Turn each feature into what it means for the customer.

Answer the questions that stop people buying.

Write tight headlines and descriptions that match the search.

Say exactly what the product does in one sentence.

Make the button say what happens next.

Ask real customers for feedback without offering rewards for positive reviews.

Write primary text for a specific audience and offer.

Accuracy and compliance

Using AI for copywriting responsibly

Advertising is regulated, and the person who publishes the ad is responsible for its claims, whoever or whatever wrote it. These are the main points to know.

Claims need a reasonable basis before you publish

Under FTC policy, advertisers must have a reasonable basis for their claims before they are disseminated. That applies to express claims, such as "cuts costs by 30%", and to claims the ad implies. AI copy tends to reach for strong statements, so check each claim against evidence you can produce.

Source: FTC: Policy Statement Regarding Advertising Substantiation

The basics of truthful advertising

The FTC's guide for small businesses explains that, before a company runs an ad, it needs a "reasonable basis" for its claims, meaning objective evidence that supports them, and that the FTC looks at the ad from the point of view of a reasonable consumer, considering both express and implied claims. Read it before you launch a campaign.

Source: FTC: Advertising FAQ's: A Guide for Small Business

Ads must be recognizable as ads

The FTC's guide to native advertising explains that ads that look like editorial content can mislead consumers if they are not clearly identified. If you write sponsored articles, advertorials, or similar content, make sure readers can tell that it is advertising.

Source: FTC: Native Advertising: A Guide for Businesses

Disclose material limits and conditions

Offers with conditions, such as a free trial that renews or a discount with exclusions, need the conditions stated clearly where people will see them, not in fine print. The examples above show the pattern: state the limit in the ad itself.

Do not invent testimonials or proof

A draft may add a customer quote, a rating, or a statistic because it sounds persuasive. Remove anything that you cannot document. Testimonials must come from real customers, and results claims need to reflect what your evidence supports.

Check platform ad policies

Search and social platforms review ads against their own policies, which cover things like misleading claims, personal attributes, and regulated products. Read the policies for the platform you advertise on before you submit a draft.

This page is general information about a software product. It is not legal advice. Writingful does not verify claims or review copy for compliance with advertising law or platform policies, and you are responsible for what you publish.

Copywriting with AI that sounds like a person and sells like one

Good copy sounds like it was written by someone who understands the reader. AI can produce volume, but understanding comes from you. The more of your customers' words and your own facts you put into the prompt, the better the result.

Use your customers' words

The best copy often repeats what customers say. Paste real reviews, emails, and support questions into your brief, and ask for copy in that language. Our guide on how to learn copywriting explains why that works.

One page, one promise

A page that tries to say everything says nothing. Pick one promise and support it with specifics. Our creative copywriting tips offer practical ways to do that.

Generate many, choose one

Ask for ten headlines and compare drafts from two models side by side. The first idea is rarely the best one. Then edit the winner by hand.

Compare your tools

If you are choosing an AI copywriting tool, our Jasper alternatives guide and Copy.ai review compare options, including how Writingful differs.

Frequently asked questions

It can draft many variations quickly. Whether they convert depends on your offer, your audience, and testing. Use AI to generate options, and let real results decide.
It can. AI copy often reaches for superlatives and guarantees. Tell the model what not to claim, and check every claim against evidence before you publish.
You can save up to three writing styles from sample text, such as your best-performing copy, and apply one when you generate.
Yes. The free Google Ads Generator and Facebook Ad Generator draft ad copy from your details. Check the result against the platform's ad policies and character limits.
Yes, in sections. Give it your offer, audience, and proof, and build the page piece by piece. Edit for voice and accuracy.
Readers care whether copy is clear, specific, and true, not how it was written. Generic copy underperforms either way. Our article on [whether Google can detect AI content](https://writingful.com/blog/google-detect-ai-content) explains what search engines say.
Writingful supports more than 25 languages. Have a fluent speaker review ad copy before you run it, since tone and idioms matter.
The free plan includes 5,000 words of AI output each month and does not need a credit card. Paid plans start at $9/month ($7.50/month billed yearly).

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