Smart import
Upload a .docx, PDF, or text file and it is read, split at chapter breaks, and loaded as editable chapters. No copy-pasting scene by scene.
For writers with a draft already finished
Bring in the book you already wrote. Upload a .docx, PDF, or text file, and it is split into chapters you can read, revise, and run edit passes on. Your words stay yours — Paige suggests, you decide.
Chapter 1
Mara paused at the old bridge, one hand on the map case, listening for the bell that only rang when someone crossed from the wrong side of the city.
Behind her, Tomas kept his voice low. "If the archive is awake, it already knows we are here."
The lanterns along the canal flickered blue. That meant memory magic, or rain, or a warning left by someone who wanted them alive for one more chapter.
Paige suggestion
Add one concrete cost for using the map before the next scene begins.
Bring your own draft
.docx, PDF, or plain text. Chapters split automatically.
Tracked suggestions
Every change is a suggestion you accept or reject.
Free first pass
Run an edit pass on a chapter without paying.
Most AI writing tools assume you are starting from nothing. If you already have a draft, that is the wrong starting point. This is for the manuscript sitting in a folder waiting for a revision you keep postponing.
Upload a .docx, PDF, or text file and it is read, split at chapter breaks, and loaded as editable chapters. No copy-pasting scene by scene.
Run a pass on a chapter and get line-level suggestions you accept or reject individually, the way you would with a human editor's markup.
A whole-manuscript read that surfaces pacing, repetition, and continuity problems across chapters rather than inside one.
Highlight a paragraph and tighten it, smooth the flow, vary sentence lengths, or fix grammar without touching the rest.
Start small, choose a direction, then let the workspace carry context into the draft.
Start Writing FreeDrop in the .docx, PDF, or text file. Smart import reads it and proposes a chapter split for you to confirm.
Start with the chapter you already know has problems. You get suggestions, not a rewrite.
Accept the suggestions that improve the page and reject the rest. Nothing changes unless you say so.
“Read chapter seven and tell me where the tension drops.”
“Find every place I repeat the same gesture or description across the manuscript.”
“Tighten this paragraph without losing the narrator's voice.”
Word documents (.docx), PDFs, and plain text or Markdown files. Old binary .doc files are not supported — save as .docx first. Files can be up to 100MB.
No. Edit passes return suggestions at the line level, and you accept or reject each one. Quick actions only touch the text you have selected. Nothing in your manuscript changes unless you choose to apply it.
That is the thing it is built to avoid. Suggestions target pacing, repetition, filler, unclear blocking, and continuity — the mechanical problems — rather than rewriting your prose into a house style. When a suggestion does not sound like you, reject it.
Yes. Free accounts can import a manuscript and run one edit pass a day, plus a handful of quick fixes. The whole-book Book Report and whole-book edit pass are paid features.
No. Your manuscript is stored so you can work on it and is not used as training data.
Smart import shows you the proposed chapter breaks before anything is saved, and you choose which ones to keep. If the split is wrong you can adjust it rather than accepting it.
How tracked-changes edit passes work on a chapter.
Grammar help that leaves your fragments and dialect alone.
What we do with your writing, and what we will not do.
Read, revise, and draft your manuscript in one place.
See what the free tier covers and what the paid plans add.
Import your manuscript and run a free edit pass on one chapter.
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