Press Release Generator
A launch, a funding round, an event, a new hire, a release date: tell it what happened and get a complete, AP-style press release a journalist could run as-is. Facts first, your real media contact, quotes drafted for your approval, and a checklist of exactly where to send it.
Free account, monthly tokens included. Every release saves to My Press Releases.
How it works
Step 1
Pick the type and length
Launch, Funding or Corporate, Event, New Hire, or Media and Entertainment. Each type requires the blocks journalists expect for that story. Then choose Short, Standard, or Detailed.
Step 2
Tell it what happened
Real names, dates, places, numbers, and links. The more you give it, the better the release: it writes only from your facts and your brand's knowledge, never from imagination.
Step 3
Add your media contact
Type the name, email, and phone a journalist should reach, or pull them from your brand's saved contact info with one click. Quotes come back drafted for your approval.
Step 4
Send it down the checklist
The release saves to My Press Releases with a where-to-send checklist: your site, your blog, Google Business Profile, your social accounts, and your local newsrooms. Check them off as you go.
The standard
Every release is built inverted-pyramid style from what you gave it and your brand's own knowledge base: who, what, when, where, why in the first paragraph, no hype words, no invented numbers, no fake awards. Links appear in full, clickable in the preview and plain in the copy-paste text, so the release works everywhere you send it.
Questions
Five types, each with the blocks journalists expect: a Launch (what launched, who it serves, availability), Funding or Corporate (legal entity style: your exact entity name and type, registration numbers, and required links), an Event (date, venue, cost, how to register), a New Hire (name, title, what they will lead), and Media and Entertainment (the work, its format, release date, and where to find it).
No. It writes from what you give it and your brand's own knowledge base, and nothing else. It never invents statistics, customer counts, awards, or partnerships, and it avoids hype words unless you used them yourself. If a fact is missing, it writes around the gap instead of guessing.
The standard release is 400 to 600 words, about one page, and that is the default. You can also pick Short (about 300 words) when the news is simple, or Detailed (about 800 words) when the story needs background. Whatever the length, the news always leads.
Every release comes with an actionable checklist, free options first: your own website, your blog, a free Google Business Profile update, and your social accounts, each with a button that takes you there. Local newspapers and TV newsrooms are on the list too, with outlet research coming soon. Your ticks save with the release so you can pick up where you left off.
The media contact block uses your real details: type them in, or save them once on your brand's Contact info card and pull them into the form with one click. Quotes are drafted in the quote-giver's name for them to approve and edit before anything goes out; they are their words to own.
Creating your account is free and comes with monthly tokens. Writing a release draws on your token balance the same way a blog post does, and you can top up or upgrade any time. Everything you generate saves to My Press Releases in your account.