AI Tools • Free Generator
Turn multiple sources into a coherent, sectioned issue — front page, local briefs, opinion, classifieds — with reusable prompt recipes and export options for email or print.
Save editorial time
Small teams and community publishers often face many source links and little time. This generator focuses on structured, repeatable editorial workflows so you can publish consistent, localized issues without rebuilding content manually.
From feeds to finished issue
Ingest content from feeds and uploads, apply editorial prompt templates to summarize and headline, assign items to sections, and export distribution-ready files or snippets.
Drop in feed URLs, upload CSV/JSON exports, or paste article text. The generator synthesizes items into a draft issue you can edit.
Choose distribution format and layout hints to match email, web, or print workflows.
Copy-and-paste prompts
Use curated prompt clusters to produce headlines, summaries, section assignments, and localization. Each recipe includes example prompts and expected outputs so non-technical editors can customize quickly.
Generate five punchy front-page headlines and one 20–30 word standfirst.
Turn an edition into an email summary with subject line options.
Produce print-ready single-column article text for layout software.
Track provenance
Preserving source attribution is critical for credibility. The generator includes guided attribution prompts and encourages linked sources so editors can verify and provide clear citations.
Ready for print and email
Choose the export that fits your distribution: newsletter snippets for your email tool, a single-page PDF for print or downloads, or text formatted for DTP/layout software.
Who benefits
Designed for local newsrooms, school papers, PR teams, and freelance journalists who need fast, consistent editions without a full staff.
Fact-checking & licensing
Follow best practices: verify claims, preserve direct links to originals, and confirm image licenses before publication. Use the included fact-check prompt cluster to surface claims that need verification.
The generator extracts bylines, publish dates, and source URLs when available and inserts them into the draft issue. Use the built-in attribution prompts to produce citation lines and a source list for each section. Editors should verify and preserve original links before publishing.
Yes. Use the Local Edition Creation prompt cluster and provide region-specific feeds or uploaded content. The generator will prioritize municipal items, school notices, and community events and produce a multi-section draft tailored to the selected geography.
Typical exports include newsletter-ready HTML snippets (for pasting into email tools), single-page or multi-page PDF exports for print, and text formatted for layout tools. Export with layout hints so designers can drop the copy into DTP software.
Use the Tone & Style prompt cluster to rewrite articles in a consistent voice. Save a tone template (e.g., 'friendly, community-first') and apply it as part of the issue assembly to normalize headlines, standfirsts, and summaries.
Yes. Upload DOCX, PDF, TXT, or CSV/JSON editorial exports. Map fields like headline, byline, and publish date during upload so the generator can preserve metadata and automate section assignments.
Run the Fact-Check and Attribution prompts on items with factual claims. The generator will list claims and suggest verification checkpoints; editors should independently verify sensitive information and prefer primary sources.
Multilingual conversion is supported via the Multilingual & Localization prompt cluster. Provide the target language and any localization notes (place names, idioms), and the workflow will produce translated text plus an English back-translation for review.
Yes. Newsletter HTML snippets are designed to be pasted into most email tools and CMS editors. Export clean HTML or structured text suitable for your platform; check your CMS for any required content sanitization.
Only use images you have rights to. The Image Captions & Alt Text prompt helps write captions and concise alt text; always record image source, photographer credit, and license details in the issue metadata.
Schedule the same set of feeds and apply a saved template for section assignment and tone. The generator can produce draft issues on a cadence you define; editors then review and publish.
