> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://learn.heymavis.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://learn.heymavis.ai/getting-started/article-writers.md).

# Article Writers

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Mavis AI offers a number of article writers depending on the type of article you're looking to write and the types inputs or sources you plan to use (such as topic, keyword, URL or copied text).

| Tool                                                                         | Type              | Supported Inputs |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------- | ---------------- |
| [**Factual Blog Post Writer**](/article-writers/factual-blog-post-writer.md) | Blog Post         | URL or Text      |
| [**Blog Post Writer**](/article-writers/blog-post-from-topic.md)             | Blog Post         | Topic or Keyword |
| [**News Article Writer**](/article-writers/news-article-writer.md)           | News Article      | URL or Text      |
| [**Guided Writer**](/article-writers/guide-writer.md)                        | Guide (Long-form) | Topic or Keyword |

There is also a separate section dedicated to [Batch Generators](/getting-started/batch-generators.md) if you're looking to generate multiple articles at once. We've highlighted some of the differences between single and batch article generation [here.](/getting-started/single-vs.-batch-article-generation.md)


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