Hemmingway's AI essay writer writes the whole essay: an introduction that takes a position, a paragraph for each point, the case against, and a conclusion, at the length you ask for. Fill in the form and it writes the essay right on this page. No sign-up, no account, no card.
It writes with Hemmingway-1.5, the undetectable AI writer. In our test, 90% of its writing passed GPTZero and four other top AI detectors on the first try, more often than the 86% that real human writing got. Paste a paragraph you wrote and the essay comes back in your voice.
Want an outline first, or a draft to build on? The essay generator does that. This one gives you the finished essay. Both are part of AI for school.
What you get
- A finished essay. Introduction, body and conclusion, in full paragraphs, ready to read.
- The length you ask for. 600 words, 1,000, 1,500. Leave it empty and it writes about 600.
- Your voice. Paste a paragraph of your own writing and it matches your words and your rhythm.
- Sources. Ask for sources and Hemmingway searches the web, reads the pages and cites them.
- Writing that reads as a person's. No stock openings, no tidy summary at the end, no words you would never use.
How to get the best essay
- Paste the exact question. The wording of the question decides what the essay has to answer.
- Give your points. Even a few words each. The essay is built on them and takes the side they take.
- Add the point against. One fair point on the other side, answered, makes the argument stronger.
- Say the level. An essay for the last year of high school and one for a university seminar should not read the same.
- Paste something you wrote. One paragraph from an earlier essay is enough for it to write like you.
- Keep it with a free account. The button under the essay makes a free account and opens the essay in Hemmingway, where you can ask for sources, a sharper conclusion or a shorter version.
An example
Asked for about 600 words on "Should schools ban phones in class?", for the last year of high school, with the points yes, phones distract in lessons, students check messages instead of listening, parents want to reach their children, and phones can stay in bags while the office takes calls, an opening along these lines is what to expect:
Phones should stay out of lessons. A phone on the desk pulls a student's eyes away from the teacher every time it lights up, and a message checked in class is a part of the lesson missed. Parents want to be able to reach their children, and that is fair. It does not need a phone in every hand: phones can stay in bags, and the school office can take the call.
The rest of the essay gives each point its own paragraph and ends on the answer: yes, with the phone in the bag and the office on the line.
If the thesis is the hard part, start with the thesis statement generator. The outline generator plans the essay without writing it, college essay help covers application essays, and how to use AI for school goes through the rest of school work, step by step.
Common questions
Is the AI essay writer free?
Yes. It writes the essay on this page for free, with no account and no card. To keep it and work on it, make a free account with the button under the essay. That needs no card either.
Do I need an account?
No. Fill in the form and the essay is written here, with no sign-up. You make a free account only to keep editing it in the app, or once today's free drafts on this page are used.
Does it pass AI detectors?
Nine times in ten. In our test, 90% of Hemmingway-1.5's writing passed GPTZero and four other top AI detectors on the first try, and GPTZero alone read 90% of it as human. Blog posts passed 96%. The method and every number are in our AI detector test.
Can it add sources?
Yes. Ask for sources and Hemmingway searches the web, reads the pages and cites them, with the link for each. Keep the essay with a free account and ask for sources on any point.
How long can the essay be?
As long as you need. Put the length in the form, such as 600 or 1,500 words. The free draft on this page is a short one: for a long essay, keep it with a free account and Hemmingway writes the rest in the app, section by section.