AI Press Release Generator
This free AI press release generator drafts a press release in standard format from the announcement details you provide: a headline, dateline, lead paragraph, body, a quote placeholder and a boilerplate. It uses only your facts and leaves a placeholder where a detail is missing. It suits small businesses and startups announcing real news.
AI Press Release Generator
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About this tool
The generator asks Claude, an AI model, to follow the usual press release structure: a clear headline, a dateline with city, a lead that answers who, what, when, where and why, supporting paragraphs, a spokesperson quote only if you supply one and a short "About" boilerplate built from your company details.
Enter the announcement with the key facts, your company name and city, and an optional spokesperson. Run it, then replace placeholders such as [date] and [contact email], and have the quoted person approve their words. Send it only if it is real news that a journalist's readers would care about.
The announcement box takes up to 2,500 characters. The AI is told never to invent quotes, statistics or partners, but check every line. The release is AI-generated, so confirm all facts, dates and names, get written approval for any quote, and make sure claims comply with advertising and securities rules where they apply.
Frequently asked questions
Will it write a quote for me?
Only as a placeholder, unless you give it the person's own words. Invented quotes are not acceptable in a press release. Write the quote yourself or ask the spokesperson to approve one before you send it.
How long should a press release be?
Aim for 300 to 500 words. Journalists skim, so put the main news in the first paragraph. The tool follows a standard structure and keeps to that length unless your announcement needs more.
How much text can I use, and are there limits?
Each run accepts up to 2,500 characters for the announcement details. There is also a fair-use limit on AI runs per visitor each day so the tool stays free. When you reach it, the free tools that do not use AI still work, and you can run this one again the next day.
How accurate is the AI output?
No AI output is guaranteed accurate. This tool can misread your meaning, repeat a common phrase or state a detail you did not give it, so read the press release through, check every name, number and claim, and edit it before you publish. Treat it as a fast first draft that you review, not finished copy.