How to write stylish text on Claude AI

Claude AI now allows you to choose from a variety of writing styles to get the text you need. You just need to enter your text creation requirements and then select the style of the text, such as friendly, formal, etc. Claude AI will automatically adjust to get the text according to your requirements. Here is a guide to writing text with different styles on Claude AI.

How to write stylish text on Claude AI

Step 1:

We access Claude AI via the link below and log in to our account.

Step 2:

Then the user will see the main interface to chat with Claude AI. You click Choose style to choose the text writing style you want.

How to write stylish text on Claude AI

There are 4 different writing styles on Claude AI for you to choose from, including Basic, Brief, Detailed, and Formal. Tap on the writing style you want to use.

How to write stylish text on Claude AI

Step 3:

Finally you enter your text writing request into Claude AI and wait for the paragraph that Claude AI generates.

How to write stylish text on Claude AI

Once we have the text we want, if we want to change the writing style, we can change it back.

How to write stylish text on Claude AI

Step 4:

Claude also allows you to choose which styles will appear in the menu. Click on the Create and Edit Styles option in the menu. The user will then see the customization interface , click on the style that they do not want to appear in the writing style selection menu.

How to write stylish text on Claude AI

Click Options and select Hide preset style to hide it in the menu.

How to write stylish text on Claude AI

In case you want to go back to basic settings, just press Reset preset styles.

How to write stylish text on Claude AI

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