Turn Notes into an Article with AI
Use AI to turn rough notes into a clear article outline and first draft without losing the main point.
Prompt
Turn the rough notes below into a clear article outline and first draft. Keep the writing natural, practical and suitable for a UK audience. Do not invent facts, quotes, statistics or examples.
Article topic:
[TOPIC]
Audience:
[WHO THIS IS FOR]
Main point:
[WHAT THE ARTICLE SHOULD HELP THEM UNDERSTAND OR DO]
Rough notes:
[PASTE NOTES]
Please include:
- suggested article title
- short summary of the angle
- article outline
- draft introduction
- section-by-section draft
- facts or examples that need checking
- possible FAQ section
- suggested next step for the reader
Article topic:
[TOPIC]
Audience:
[WHO THIS IS FOR]
Main point:
[WHAT THE ARTICLE SHOULD HELP THEM UNDERSTAND OR DO]
Rough notes:
[PASTE NOTES]
Please include:
- suggested article title
- short summary of the angle
- article outline
- draft introduction
- section-by-section draft
- facts or examples that need checking
- possible FAQ section
- suggested next step for the reader
Example Input
Topic: using AI to tidy meeting notes. Audience: small business owners. Main point: AI can save time, but the actions still need checking. Notes: paste transcript, ask for decisions and actions, check owners, do not treat guesses as facts.
Example Output
A practical article outline and draft that explains the benefit, shows the checking step and lists any facts or examples that still need confirming.
Before you ask
Gather your rough notes, article topic, audience and the main point you want the reader to understand.
Check before use
Check every fact, example, date, source and claim before publishing. Make sure the draft still follows your intended angle.
Common mistakes
Letting AI turn rough notes into a confident article with invented examples, unsupported claims or a different main point.
Useful for:
Writing
Works well with:
ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot
Nova9 Tools
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