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An essay draft with sources you can check
Paste your essay question. WriteOrbit plans an argument and drafts the introduction, body paragraphs and conclusion, citing real papers in your style, for you to rewrite in your own voice.
How to use it
Paste the question
Choose the essay type, length and citation style.
Read the plan and draft
The thesis statement and outline come first, then the draft.
Make it yours
Rewrite it in your own words in the editor, then proofread and check claims.
Good to know
- Sources come from a scholarly index and are cited from their abstracts; read the papers before you rely on them.
- The draft is a starting point. Rewrite it in your own words and check your course or journal rules on AI use.
- Many courses forbid submitting AI-written work. Use the draft to plan and learn, and follow your rules.
Questions
More in the help center.
Is using it cheating?
That depends on your course. Many allow AI help with planning but not AI-written submissions. Check your rules, and disclose AI use where required.
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