# Which AI writing tool fits your work?

Answer four questions about what you write and get the category of AI writing tool that fits: copywriting, SEO writing, long-form, grammar and editing, paraphrasing or social media. Then compare listed tools in that category; each listing links to the vendor's own site for current pricing and terms.

Use the tool on the [web page](https://aiwriting.fyi/tools/ai-writing-tool-picker). It works without JavaScript.

## How to use it

1. Choose what do you write most?.
2. Choose how much do you write per month?.
3. Choose who will use the tool?.
4. Choose what budget per month works?.
5. Read the result.

## How it works

The selector maps your main writing job to one of the site's six categories. Volume, team size and budget do not change the category; they change which plan inside it you need.

At heavy volume, check the plan's stated limit before you buy: Rytr's free tier states 10,000 characters a month and Wordtune's free plan caps daily rewrites and monthly generations (fetched 2026-11-13).

A tool can sit in more than one category when its own website describes that product. Pick the category that matches your main job, then compare tools inside it.

> A category suggestion based on your answers, not a product recommendation. Compare listed tools in the suggested category and check each vendor's own pricing page before you buy.

## Questions

### Can one tool cover several categories?

Yes. Many vendors sell one suite that drafts ads, posts and emails. The category match tells you which features to test first, not which brand to buy.

### What if my work spans two categories?

Choose the category of your highest-volume job and check whether the tool's integrations cover the second job. A general writing tool often covers both.

### Does the free budget option mean free tools only?

It means start with whatever free tier or trial each vendor publishes. Compare the stated limits on each vendor's own site before you rule tools out.