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Which AI writing tool should I use?

Claude for most writing, ChatGPT close behind, and Grammarly to polish what you type everywhere else. Claude gives the most natural long-form prose for reports, essays and chapters; it is free to start and Pro is $20 a month. ChatGPT is the better pick when the writing also needs images, research or voice (Go $8, Plus $20). For email, Gemini's 'Help me write' drafts inside Gmail on a Google AI or Workspace plan. Grammarly, now part of Superhuman, checks and rewrites in every app, with Plus at Rs 392 a month billed yearly in India. Novelists use Sudowrite, built for fiction, from $10 a month. Marketing teams juggling several brands use Jasper, $59 a month billed yearly or $69 monthly. Whatever you use, give it your notes and a sample of your own writing, then edit the draft yourself. The rule: a general assistant for drafting, a specialist only for the one kind of writing you do every day.

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