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Edit generated copy like a pro

The first draft gets you 90% there. A few sharp edits — tighter hook, clearer CTA, your voice — turn a good post into one that lands. Here’s how to make them fast.

~3 minutesIntermediateYou need: a draft postResult: copy that lands
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Draft slide
01 · HOOK
Tips for better reach
generated · usable, not sharp yet
A few taps later
BeforeTips for better reach
AppliedShorten ✓Punchier ✓My voice ✓
After3 mistakes killing your reach

AI gives you a strong first draft in seconds — but the difference between “fine” and “I have to share this” is usually a handful of small edits: a sharper first line, a filler word cut, a phrase that sounds like you actually talk.

The trick isn’t rewriting everything. It’s knowing which few edits matter and making them in one tap instead of retyping. That’s what this guide is about.

A draft post
~3 minutes
Your own ear

Do it in 5 steps

1

Read it once, out loud

The fastest edit is your ear. Read the draft aloud and mark the lines that don’t sound like you — those are the ones to fix.

Tip: read it aloud → flag the clunky lines
2

Fix the hook first

Slide one does most of the work. If it doesn’t stop a thumb, nothing after it matters — tighten it, or regenerate just that slide.

Slide 01 hook ↻ regenerate
3

Use the quick actions

Select a line and pick an action — Shorten, Rephrase, Change tone, Fix grammar. One tap, no retyping, keeps your place.

“Tips for better reach” Shorten · Punchier
4

Make it sound like you

Swap in your phrases, cut the filler, keep one idea per slide. The tools get you close; your voice makes it yours.

cut filler · one idea / slide ✓ your voice
5

Regenerate what’s still off

Still not feeling a slide? Regenerate that one alone — the rest stay exactly as you left them. Small tweaks, big lift.

Slide 04 only ↻ regenerate

The editing toolkit

Everything you need to sharpen a draft, one tap at a time. Tap through.

One tap per line

Select any line and apply an edit — no prompt-writing, no retyping. The layout and your brand stay put.

Edit actionsper line
ShortenCut it to the essential words⌘S
RephraseSame point, fresh wording⌘R
Change tonePunchy, friendly, expert…⌘T
Fix grammarTypos and slips, cleaned up⌘G

A vague line, made sharp

The most common lift: a generic hook rewritten into a specific, tension-loaded one. Same idea, far more scroll-stopping.

Before · as generated
Tips for better reach on social media
After · shorten + punch
3 mistakes killing your reach

Same line, your voice

One tap re-casts a line in a different tone — apply it to a single slide or the whole post until it sounds like you.

Tone · one tapsame message
Punchy3 mistakes killing your reach.
FriendlyQuietly losing reach? Here’s why.
ExpertThree reach-killers, and the fixes.
PlayfulYour reach called. It’s not happy.
TIP
Edit the hook, not the whole thing. If slide one lands, the rest gets read on momentum. Spend your two minutes there before you touch anything else — it’s the highest-leverage edit you can make.

Small tweaks, big lift

Same draft underneath. One goes out flat; one earns the save.

Straight from the draft
DRAFT
Tips for better reach

Generic hook · no tension · easy to scroll

After two minutes
CAROUSEL · 1/6
3 mistakes killing your reach

Specific · tension · unmistakably yours

Common questions

Do I have to edit everything?+
No. The draft is usable as-is — edits are polish. Most posts only need a sharper hook.
Can I change the tone after generating?+
Yes. One tap applies a new tone to a single line or the whole post — as many times as you like.
Will editing break the layout?+
No. Text reflows in your brand automatically — the design holds no matter how much you cut or add.
Can I regenerate just one slide?+
Yes. Regenerate a single slide without redoing the whole set — the others stay exactly as they are.

Good draft in. Great post out.

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