Blogging with ChatGPT: Essential Additional Tools You Need

ChatGPT has become an important tool to create content. Many people are using it for blogging.

Although Google stated that only the quality and relevance of the content matter, regardless of how it was created, you might still want to use some additional tools to make sure your ChatGPT-generated content doesn't look so obviously AI-generated.

All the tools mentioned below are free to use, while some of them have limits in the free version.

Grammar Checker

• QuillBot Grammar Checker
• Grammarly

Multipurpose Editors

• Hemingway Editor
• QuillBot Co-Writer

Readability Checker

• Readable
• CopyWritely

Article Rewriter

• QuillBot Paraphraser
• Paraphraser.io
• Articlerewritertool.com

Plagiarism Checker

• Duplichecker
• Grammarly Plagiarism Checker

HTML Formatters

• Markdown to HTML Converter
• HTML Escape / Un-Escape

Browser Extensions

• HARPA AI - multi-purpose AI tool that basically does most of the tasks mentioned above.

Comments

[Mirza Bilal]

People asking ChatGPT or other AI tools for the whole article or blog does not work for me and think I will be penalized in the long run. These AI tools should only work as an assistant; they were built for that.

[Anand Roshan]

Yes, you could use ChatGPT to generate only the outline and write the blog section yourself, or if you really don't have time, you could write a couple of lines and ask ChatGPT to expand that and also make it sound professional. Also, you should always go through the generated content and make manual edits to make it sound more human.

Also checkout google's take on AI Generated content

[Raja MSR]

I appreciate your effort you’ve put into creating such a guide. Keep up the great work!