19 AI Tools for Content Creation: Text, Graphics, Video, Etc.

I’ve been using AI in my content creation workflows for a while now. 

And while it speeds things up, it helps with more than that. I use it to think better, structure better, and waste less time on a blank page. 

That said, I don’t believe in handing over your entire content creation workflow to a robot. 

The best content still starts with real human insights and ideas, whether that’s your own expertise or that of subject matter experts (SMEs) on your team, in your client’s org, or elsewhere.

This list isn’t just a roundup of shiny tools. 

It’s a breakdown of the kinds of AI tools pro marketers are using to write, research, outline, repurpose, and publish content faster, without sacrificing quality. 

Some of these I’ve used myself. Some I haven’t. But I’ll give you my perspective on each one — based on over a decade of content marketing experience — and why they might (or might not) be worth adding to your stack.

Let’s dive in.

A quick overview of top AI tools for content creation

AI Content Writing Tools

There are tons of AI content writing tools out there. But my rule of thumb is to start with real insights, either from me, my team, or other subject matter experts. 

I don’t just hit "generate" and publish. I use AI to speed things up, organize my thoughts, or rewrite specific sections, but not to skip the thinking part.

These are a few AI writing tools I’ve personally used or seen pro marketers recommend. Some work better when paired with strong inputs; others are built for volume.

1. Leaps

What you might really like about Leaps is that everything starts from interviews with subject matter experts (i.e., your executives, founders, team members, customers, etc.) 

This approach ensures that content is deeply rooted in genuine expertise and experiences rather than generic AI-generated text.

Before building Leaps, I ran a content marketing agency where we regularly interviewed teams and their experts, turning their insights into compelling content that builds brands, drives demand, and generates leads.

Now all that process has been baked into Leaps. 

It simplifies capturing expert knowledge (from you or your team) directly and uses AI to transform it into social media posts for LinkedIn, Instagram, and other platforms, as well as SEO-optimized content outlines and briefs, newsletters, and more. 

And unlike many other AI tools out there, it’s not making up stuff for you. It’s writing with the expert’s voice, words, and tone, so it sounds just like them, not like a generic “AI human.” 

Key features in Leaps

• Journalist-style interviews to capture expert insights.
• Voice-to-text options for experts to respond (and no signups required for them).
• Expert-led content outlines, carousels, social posts, and newsletters
• Automated email reminders to keep you (or your experts) committed to sharing expertise
• Schedule expert POV-style LinkedIn content for weeks, driving opportunities on autopilot
• A simple workflow that connects expert insight capture, writing, and posting 

Leaps pricing

• Basic – $49/month: 5 projects
• Pro – $99/month: 15 projects 
• Premium - $149/month: 30 projects 
• Custom – Everything in Premium plus expert collaborations for a custom number of projects per year. Contact for pricing.

Free plan?

No free plan, but Leaps offers a 14-day free trial.

2. Jasper

I’ve used Jasper quite a bit, and it’s a solid tool focused on producing a wide range of content types.

What I like about Jasper is its autocomplete feature. You can start writing, and Jasper will complete your thoughts in the context you’re writing from. And this speeds up the writing process and feels intuitive. 

Jasper’s “Boss Mode” is another highlight; it provides even more control and power over your content creation and integrates seamlessly with SEO tools like Surfer SEO. It’s often a good choice for marketers who want to create SEO-optimized long-form content efficiently.

Key features in Jasper

• Autocomplete AI that extends your writing based on your input.
• “Boss Mode” with advanced commands for long-form content. 
• “SEO Mode” with real-time optimization via Surfer SEO integration.
• Extensive template library for different content types.
• Collaboration features and brand voice memory.
  

Jasper pricing

• Pro – $69/seat/month 
• Business – Custom pricing

Free Plan?

No free plan, but Jasper offers a 7-day free trial.

3. Copy.ai

I’ve tried Copy.ai as well, though not as extensively as Jasper. 

Copy.ai offers many of the same core features: generating marketing copy, blog intros, social media content, and more. 

What stands out to me is their chat feature, which lets you brainstorm and have back-and-forth conversations with the AI. This interaction helps you get unstuck and explore ideas dynamically. 

Another useful feature is their workflow builder, which allows you to create multi-step content creation processes that can save time and improve consistency across your projects.

Key features in Copy.ai

• AI chat for brainstorming and interactive idea generation.
• Workflow builder to automate sequences of content creation steps.
• Wide variety of templates for marketing, blogs, emails, and more.
• Multi-language support and brand voice personalization.

Copy.ai pricing

• Free
• Starter: $49/month
• Advanced: $249/month
• Enterprise: Custom pricing

Free plan?

Copy.ai has a free forever plan available.

AI Content Outlines & Briefs

I’ve written a lot of content briefs — for myself, for freelancers, and back when I ran a content agency. I’ve also received plenty of them when I was freelancing full-time. 

So I’ve seen both sides: how a good brief sets up great content… and how a vague one leads to rewrites.

This section is all about tools that help you generate outlines and briefs quickly, either from keywords or real expert input. I’ll share what I like (or don’t) about each one.

4. Leaps Expert‑Led Outline Creator

Most content starts with a prompt. Leaps content outline creator starts with capturing real, detailed expert insight — from you or the people inside your team who know the subject best. 

The tool interviews you (or your team) with a trained, customizable AI journalist and turns your insights/answers into clear, detailed content outlines, optimized for humans, AI, and search engines, ready to go.

It’s built by and for marketers who want subject matter expertise baked into every piece — and want to cut briefing time by 80%.

Key features in Leaps

• Interview‑first briefs: Capture expert answers via voice or text and auto‑transform into outlines.
• Automated reminders: Email nudges keep SMEs on track without manual follow‑up.
• Multi‑format outputs: Generate not just outlines, but also social posts, carousels, etc.
• Integrated workflow: Seamlessly moves from insight capture → outline → other assets.

Pricing:

• Basic: $49 / month (up to 5 outlines)
• Pro: $99 / month (up to 15 outlines)
• Premium: $149/month (up to 30 outlines)
• Custom: custom number of outlines available

Free plan?

No free plan, but Leaps offers a 14-day free trial.

5. Content Harmony

Content Harmony is one of the most purpose-built tools for SEO‑led content briefs. 

Agencies, publishers, and in-house teams use it to research and structure content quickly - without sacrificing depth.

I haven’t used it before, but I especially like that it pulls in SERP data, competitor outlines, keyword suggestions, and common audience questions from platforms like Reddit and Quora. 

Then it organizes them into a customizable brief you can share with your writers. Their block‑based brief editor makes it easy to include checklists, reference notes, image inspiration, and more.

It’s a time‑saver that still delivers editorial quality.

Key features in Content Harmony

• SERP and competitor insights: Pulls in top‑ranking headers, related keywords, and competitor outlines.
  
• Customizable block editor: Drag‑and‑drop checklists, tables, images, and notes to flesh out briefs.
  
• Collaborative workflow: Assign briefs, comment inline, and export directly to Google Docs.
  
• Audience question discovery: Integrates common queries from Reddit, Quora, and “People Also Ask.”

Content Harmony pricing

• $50 / month for 5 workflow credits (credits roll over for 90 days)
• $99 / month for 12 workflow credits (credits roll over for 90 days)
• Higher tiers (25, 50 & 100 workflows/month) available with custom pricing

Free plan?

No free forever plan, but there is a $10 paid trial that gives you 10 workflow credits with no automatic billing.

6. MarketMuse

MarketMuse takes a strategy‑first approach to content briefs. 

It’s built not just to help you outline individual content pieces, but to guide an entire topic or cluster strategy. 

Personally, I like that you can choose your content type — how‑to, comparison, listicle, FAQ, etc. — and MarketMuse generates a research‑packed outline based on its content intelligence platform.

And that’s especially useful for scaling SEO and content ops across a large site. Think: multiple contributors, lots of existing content, and a need to prioritize what to update or write next.

Key features in MarketMuse

• Create vs. Optimize briefs: Choose “Create” for new content (FAQ, listicle, guide, etc.) or “Optimize” to update existing pages.
  
• Subtype selection: For Create briefs, pick types like Comparison, How‑To, Roundup, FAQ Collection, Review, News/Event, Local, Universal.
  
• Topic modeling: Builds briefs from related topics and questions mined across the web.
  
• Cluster strategy docs: Plan topic clusters, then generate individual briefs that align with your content ecosystem.

MarketMuse pricing

• Note: MarketMuse lists features per tier but not public prices. You need to click “Get started” on their pricing page for exact rates via their signup or sales team.

Free plan?

Yes, MarketMuse has a free plan.

AI Content Research Tools

Most of my content research starts with Google — still undefeated. 

But over time, I’ve used tools like Perplexity and, of course, Leaps, especially when I need to pull expert insights quickly.

This category includes AI tools that help you research topics, find trends, or extract insights — whether that’s from the internet or your internal experts.

7. LinkedIn + Leaps Expert Insights Collector

When I need original expert insights, I start on LinkedIn. I look for subject matter experts on the topic I want to create content around, then ask if they’d like to be featured. 

If they say yes, I send them a few targeted questions, and that’s where Leaps comes in.

Leaps acts like an AI journalist. It doesn’t just help you come up with smart questions — it also sends them directly to your experts, with context and a deadline. It handles follow-ups automatically too, reminding your experts to respond and nudging you to finish projects you’ve started. Check out Leaps expert insights collector here.

Whether you’re working with execs, external experts, internal team members, or even just capturing your own knowledge, Leaps helps you stay consistent and get the insights you need to publish.

Key features in Leaps Expert Insights Collector

• Trained AI journalist interviews: Generate personalized interview questions based on your topic, audience, and the expert’s background.
  
• Automated reminder: Leaps delivers the questions for you and follows up until you get the insights back.
  
• Expert insights to content: Converts answers into useful content – that is, content outlines, social content, newsletters, carousels, and quotes.
  
• AI journalist interviews: Capture your own experience by having the AI journalist interview you and dig into your experience on any topic

Pricing

• Basic: $49 / month (up to 5 projects)
• Pro: $99 / month (up to 15 projects)
• Premium: $149/month (up to 30 projects)
• Custom: custom number of projects available

Free plan?

No free plan, but Leaps offers a 14-day free trial.

8. Perplexity.ai

Perplexity is like a researcher you don’t have to book a call with. 

It’s not just a “smarter search engine,” it actually helps you explore ideas, unfamiliar topics, or niche trends in a way that feels surprisingly natural. 

One thing I especially like is that it’s multimodal — so you can drop in a PDF or paste a link, and it’ll work with that context when answering your questions. That means you’re not starting from a blank slate, which is huge when you’re trying to ramp up fast.

Key features in Perplexity:

• Concise & deep answers: Get instant summaries for quick facts or “deep research” reports for more context.
  
  
• Source transparency: Every answer cites its web sources directly.
  
  
• Multi‑modal queries: Ask follow‑up questions and chain queries for nuanced exploration.
  
  
• Team collaboration: Pro and Enterprise plans include shared “Spaces” for collective research.
  
  

Perplexity pricing

• Free: Unlimited concise searches, 3 Pro searches/day, 3 Deep Research/day.
• Pro ($20/mo): Unlimited concise, Pro, and Deep Research.
• Enterprise Pro ($40/mo per user): Same as Pro + team management and admin tools.
• Max ($200/mo): All Pro features + newest models and early-access tools.

Free plan?

Yes. Perplexity gives unlimited basic searches plus limited Pro and Deep Research queries per day.

9. AlsoAsked

If you ever feel like Google is hiding all the good questions, AlsoAsked brings them back to the surface. 

It taps into the People Also Ask data and builds visual maps of the kinds of questions your audience is already typing into search. The real goldmine is questions you might not even think to search for — but your readers definitely are. 

I mostly use it to uncover ideas for FAQ sections in articles, but honestly, it's helpful whenever I want to go beyond the surface-level keyword game.

Key features in AlsoAsked:

• Live PAA data: Fetches and maps real-time “People Also Ask” questions for any keyword.
• Intent flow visualization: See how users’ questions branch and evolve — ideal for topic clustering.
• Bulk & API access (paid): Upload CSVs for large‑scale research or integrate via API.
• Language & region support: Customize searches by locale to match your audience.
  

AlsoAsked pricing

• Basic: $12/month — 100 credits; 24‑hour history
• Lite: $23/month — 300 credits; 1‑month history; CSV export
• Pro: $47/month — 1000 credits; 1-year history, bulk searches, API access etc.

Free plan?

Yes. AlsoAsked gives limited free credits with access to core features.

10. BuzzSumo

BuzzSumo has been around for a while, and it still earns its place in my toolbox, although I don’t use it super frequently.

What I love most is how it helps me spot topics that are already resonating online. 

You pop in a keyword, and boom, you get a list of the top-performing articles, complete with social shares, backlinks, and engagement data. 

That means you're not guessing what might work, you're working off of what already is. For content marketers trying to ride the wave instead of swimming upstream, it’s a smart bet.

Key features in Buzzsumo

• Content analyzer: Search by keyword, URL, or domain to see engagement metrics and viral content.
• Trending feeds: Real‑time tracking of emerging topics in your niche.
• View backlink data and influencer shares: Find and identify the most influential people or sites sharing specific content
• Alerts & dashboards: Set up alerts for keywords, competitors, or domains; export reports to CSV or PDF.

Buzzsumo pricing

• Content Creation: $199 / month — 1 user, unlimited searches, 2 alerts
• PR & Comms: $299 / month — 5 users, unlimited searches, 5 alerts
• Suite: $499 / month — 10 users, unlimited searches, 10 alerts
• Enterprise: $999 / month — 30 users, unlimited searches, 50 alerts

Free plan?

No free forever plan, but Buzzsumo offers a 7-day free trial.

AI Social Media Content Tools

Social media content is a whole different beast. 

Fast-moving, personality-driven, and way more demanding than people realize. 

I’ve mostly used tools ChatGPT and Leaps, but I’ll also be sharing others here for writing quick posts across LinkedIn, Twitter (X), and Substacks.

This section includes AI tools that help you ideate, write, and schedule social content faster — especially useful if you’re juggling multiple channels.

11. Leaps AI Social Media Content Writer

When I’m stocking my LinkedIn queue, Leaps is my secret weapon. 

With the interview feature, it digs into your own expertise or your other experts’ insights via text or voice, then automatically generates and sends tailored questions to experts (or yourself if you’re the expert), follows up with reminders, and captures their responses in one place. 

Whether you’re doing your own thing or a head of content, a PR manager, a personal branding consultant, or a ghostwriter, Leaps handles the legwork — so you can spin those expert insights into LinkedIn posts, tweets, Instagram carousels, Substack notes, newsletters, and more. 

Over time, it learns each expert’s voice, lets you save custom writing styles, and even schedules posts directly to LinkedIn on your (or your experts’) behalf.

Key features:

• AI journalist interviews: Thorough voice-or-text Q&A flows that uncover deep insights.
  
• Automated delivery & reminders: Leaps sends questions, nudges experts (and you) until responses arrive.
  
• Voice analysis & writing style memory: Learns each expert’s tone and lets you save custom writing styles for reuse.
  
• Multi-format outputs: Generate LinkedIn posts, Instagram captions, tweets, carousels, Substack drafts, and newsletters — all in the expert’s voice.
  
• Built-in scheduler: Plan and queue posts directly to LinkedIn (yours or your experts’) without leaving the app.
  

Pricing

• Basic: $49/month (5 projects, including social posts, carousels, and outlines)
• Pro: $99/month (15 projects)
• Premium: $149/month (30 projects)
• Custom: Custom number of projects available

Free plan?

No free plan, but Leaps offers a 14-day free trial.

12. Buffer

Buffer remains one of the most popular go-to platforms for people who need to publish across multiple networks without juggling a dozen tabs. 

Its AI Assistant helps you draft posts right in the composer, and the scheduling interface is rock-solid. 

Plus, the Engagement Inbox gives you a single place to track comments, mentions, and DMs across all your channels — so you’re never missing a conversation.

Key features in Buffer:

• AI Assistant (all plans) for drafting, rewriting, and brainstorming posts.
• Unlimited scheduled posts per channel (Essentials and up).
• Engagement Inbox to view and reply to comments, mentions, and messages in one place.
• Hashtag Manager for discovering and organizing high-impact tags.
• First Comment Scheduling to add your primary comment at publish time.

Buffer pricing:

• Free: Connect up to 3 channels, 10 scheduled posts/channel, AI Assistant, basic analytics.
  
• Essentials: $5 /mo per channel (billed annually at $60/channel) — unlimited posts, AI Assistant, advanced analytics, Engagement Inbox, Hashtag Manager, First Comment Scheduling.
  
• Team: $10 /mo per channel (billed annually at $120/channel) — all Essentials features + unlimited users and approval workflows.
  
• Agency: Custom pricing for 10+ channels.

Free plan?

Yes, Buffer offers a free forever plan.

13. Hootsuite

Hootsuite is an industry staple for teams that need both powerful publishing and robust engagement tools in one place. And it’s especially perfect for enterprise-level companies and teams.

I haven’t used them before, but like with Buffer, I like Hootsuite’s Unified Social Media Inbox to handle comments and DMs across Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, and even WhatsApp — no more hopping between apps. 

Then there’s also their built-in OwlyGPT AI assistant that generates image suggestions and captions based on live social trends.

Key features in Hootsuite:

• OwlyGPT AI for caption and image suggestions based on real-time trends.
• Unified Inbox for public comments and private messages across all connected channels.
• Unlimited post scheduling
• Best Time to Post recommendations powered by audience data.
• DM Automations to streamline repetitive replies.

Hootsuite pricing:

• Standard: $99 / user per month (up to 5 social accounts)
• Advanced: $249 / user per month (unlimited accounts + advanced analytics, bulk scheduling, saved replies, extended listening)
• Enterprise: Custom pricing

Free plan?

Yes, Hootsuite offers a free plan with limited features —1 user, 2 social accounts, and up to 5 scheduled posts.

AI Visual Content & Graphics Tools

Carousels, quote cards, promo images — visual content is baked into most content strategies today. 

I mostly work in B2B(Business to Business), so visuals for me usually mean LinkedIn carousels or blog graphics. 

Tools that can generate these quickly, or at least make the process less painful, are a big help.

Here are a few AI tools that help with graphics, carousels, and other visual assets.

14. Canva

We’ve been a Canva customer for years, and it has been our go-to for quick, polished visuals without wrestling with complex software. 

I especially love their Magic Resize feature and use it a lot. In one click, I can resize an image, video, or some other visual, keep a copy of the original or just use it to replace it completely. 

The other feature I almost always use whenever I open Canva is their background remover feature. One click and the background element is gone and can be replaced with anything I want.

Key features in Canva

• Drag-and-Drop Editor: Intuitive canvas with layers, grids, and alignment guides.
• Premium Asset Library: thousands of design templates and millions of photos and graphics.
• Magic Resize: One-click format adjustment and theme switching across designs.
• Background Remover: One-click cutouts for product shots, headshots, and more.

Canva pricing

• Free: Unlimited designs, basic templates & editing tools.
  
• Pro, Teams, and Enterprise: Varies based on your country or region. It’s best to check their pricing page for more details.

Free plan?

Yes, Canva offers a free forever plan with limited capabilities.

15. Gamma

Founded by an ex-Apple employee, Gamma comes with a fresh take on visual storytelling. 

Its card-based interface lets you create presentations, one-page sites, and docs that feel dynamic rather than slide-by-slide. 

I especially like that the 400 AI credits you get on the free plan let you test both text and image generations without jumping into a paid tier.

Key features in Gamma:

• 400 AI Credits on Free Plan: Generate text, images, and decks with no upfront cost.
• AI Image Generation: Craft custom visuals using DALL·E, Stable Diffusion, Gemini, and more.
• Card Interface: Build content in flexible “cards” that auto-adjust to your copy and visuals.
• PPT/PDF Import & Export: Seamlessly bring in existing decks or export your Gamma as a PowerPoint.

Gamma pricing:

• Free: 400 AI credits + up to 10 cards per month, unlimited seats.
• Plus: Unlimited AI creation + up to 20 cards per month, unlimited seats.
• Pro: Unlimited AI creation + up to 60 cards per month, unlimited seats.
• Enterprise: Custom credits, cards, and seats. Contact sales for details.

Free Plan?

Yes, Gamma offers a free plan with 400 AI credits and limited card creation per month, plus unlimited team members.

16. Adobe Firefly

Adobe Firefly is the creative-AI engine baked into Adobe’s ecosystem. 

You can use Firefly when you need a commercially safe image or vector generation, plus the Text to Video feature is surprisingly fun for quick social clips. 

And the Firefly Pro tier is especially interesting — it comes with 7,000 monthly credits, which cover both premium video and audio features alongside unlimited standard images.

Key Features in Adobe Firefly

• AI Image & Vector Generator: Create brand-safe illustrations, icons, and art from text prompts.
• Text to Video: Generate 5-second, 1080p clips for social or presentations.
• Firefly Boards: Collaborative moodboard workspaces for ideation and feedback.
• Commercial Usage Rights: All outputs are safe for commercial projects.
• Creative Cloud Integration: Use Firefly inside Photoshop, Illustrator, or Adobe Express.

Adobe Firefly Pricing 

• Free: Unlimited standard image generation; basic features.
• Standard: $9.99 / mo — 2,000 generative credits + unlimited standard images.
• Pro: $29.99 / mo — 7,000 generative credits + unlimited standard images.
• Premium: $199.99 / mo — 50,000 premium credits + unlimited standard images.
• Creative Cloud Pro: $41.99 Annual, paid monthly. Save 40%. First year only. 2,000 generative credits, etc.

Free plan?

Yes, Adobe Firefly offers unlimited standard image generation and basic features.

AI Video Content Creation Tools

I’ve used Loom and Descript the most, mostly for walkthroughs, demo content, and editing interview recordings. 

Descript, especially, has been super useful for trimming content and turning longform into shortform. I’ve also played around with Teller for marketing and product videos. So this list comes from both personal experience and what I see other creators using.

These tools are all about using AI to make the video creation process smoother — from editing to generating.

17. Descript

I’m all about the Edit by Text feature in Descript. 

When I upload a product walkthrough or interview video, I get an instant transcript — and then I literally delete filler words, rearrange sentences, and the video follows along. It beats most editors’ trimming tools any day.

Descript has several other features, but that’s just my favourite of them all.

Key features in Descript:

• Text-Based Editing: Edit video and audio by editing the transcript — cut, rearrange, and the media updates automatically.
• Overdub & AI Speech: Create a realistic voice clone or choose from stock AI voices for quick fixes.
• Green Screen & Eye Contact: Auto-adjust your gaze and background without extra setup.
• AI Actions Suite: One-click tools like filler-word removal, studio sound, and show-note drafts.
• Screen Recorder & Multicam: Built-in recorder for tutorials, plus multicam editing in one project.

Descript Pricing

• Free: 1 transcription hour/month, exports up to 720p, basic features.
  
• Hobbyist: $16/user per month (annual billing) – 10 transcription hours, 1080p exports, 20 AI Actions uses.
  
• Creator: $24/user per month (annual billing) – 30 transcription hours, 4K exports, unlimited basic AI Actions.
  
• Business: $50/user per month (annual billing) – 40 transcription hours, Team Brand Studio, full AI Actions.
  
• Enterprise: Custom pricing – SSO/SCIM, SLA support, advanced security.

Free plan?

Yes, Descript offers a free plan.

18. Loom

For quick screen recordings, Loom is my fallback. 

It’s “good enough” for demos, client walkthroughs, and team updates — and I especially like that I can edit captions right in the editor, making videos instantly accessible.

Key Features in Loom: 

• Screen & Cam Bubble Recording: Record your screen and face in one seamless flow, up to 4K on paid plans.
  
• Edit by Transcript: Trim, stitch, and add captions using a text transcript interface.
  
• Engagement Inbox: Central hub for comments, emoji reactions, and viewer insights across all your videos.
  
• Loom AI (Business + AI): Auto-summaries, titles, chapters, and CTA overlays powered by AI.
  
• Custom Branding & Thumbnails: Remove Loom watermark, add your logo, and choose video thumbnails.
  
  

Loom pricing

• Starter (Free): Up to 25 videos/user, 5 min recordings, unlimited screenshots, transcriptions in 50+ languages.
  
• Business: $15 /user per month (annual billing) – unlimited videos & recordings, basic editing, priority support.
  
• Business + AI: $20 /user per month (annual billing) – all Business features plus advanced AI workflows and automation.
  
• Enterprise: Custom pricing – advanced security, admin controls, SSO/SCIM.

Free plan?

Yes, Loom offers a free plan.

19. Tella

Tella feels like Loom 2.0 for marketing teams. 

I love its design-first workflow, so many customization options for branding, callouts, and branded intros that Loom just doesn’t offer.

Key Features in Tella

• AI-Enhanced Recording: Unlimited video length with AI editing for jump cuts and noise removal.
  
• Customizable Templates: Built-in layouts for intros, outros, and branded frames — perfect for marketing videos.
  
• High-Fidelity Export: 60 FPS up to 4K, plus instant sharing links.
  
• Upload & Mix Clips: Combine screen recordings with uploaded footage in one timeline.
  
• Team Workspaces: Share projects, comments, and assets across your marketing or product team.
  
  

Tella pricing

• 7-Day Free Trial: No credit card required.
  
• Pro: $12 /user per month (billed annually) – unlimited videos, unlimited recording duration, AI editing, 4K export.
  
• Enterprise: Custom plans – advanced security, team management, dedicated support.

Free plan?

No free plan, but Tella offers a 7-day free trial.

FAQs on AI tools for content creation

Let’s answer a few frequently asked questions on this topic:

Pick the AI tool that suits your needs, but always put humans in the loop

AI tools have transformed every stage of content creation, from uncovering fresh insights to drafting posts, structuring outlines, designing visuals, and editing videos. 

But as you’ve seen from this article, the key to standout content isn’t just the latest algorithm or slick interface; it’s how you weave real human expertise into each step. 

Whether you’re leveraging your own lived experiences or interviewing subject matter experts through Leaps, or using Perplexity to deep-dive on niche topics, and so on, these tools work best when guided by your strategy and voice.

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