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Writing Styles & Brand Voice

Define how AI should sound, and how (or whether) generated articles call readers to action.

Writing Styles (Brand Kit → Writing Style) are voice-and-tone profiles the AI Writer uses when generating articles. You can create several styles for different topics or platforms, plus a global Call to Action policy at the top of the page.

Screenshot of the Writing Style page showing the Call to Action card and a writing style card with Voice & Tone and Audience
Writing Style

Call to Action

The card at the top applies to every generated article. Click Expand to open it, then flip the Never mention contact/sales in articles switch: off (default) lets AI decide the CTA per article, on strips selling language out entirely — every article stays purely educational. When it's off, fill in Call to action copy (up to 1000 characters, e.g. your contact info or a link) that AI can weave in naturally; click Insert example to start from a sample.

Creating a Writing Style: Three Ways to Start

Click Add Writing Style and pick a tab: Create Custom starts from a blank form, Use Template lets you pick a starting-point template (filtered by your project's language) and adjust it, and Generate from Samples has you paste up to 4,000 words of existing writing so AI extracts a style profile from it automatically. All three land on the same fields below.

Step 1 — Basic Info

Style Name (required), Description (optional, summarizes the style's purpose), Title style (optional, how this style writes headlines), When to use (required: the topics this style fits — AI uses this to auto-select a style per article), When not to use (optional), Min/Max words (optional length range, 500–4000), and Prohibited words / Preferred words (optional tag lists — type a word and press Enter or comma to add it). Help icons next to each field explain how AI uses it.

Step 2 — Voice & Tone, Step 3 — Audience

Voice & Tone (required) describes the tone in your own words, e.g. "Professional, friendly, informative". Audience (required) describes who you're writing for, e.g. "Tech-savvy professionals, small business owners". You can click Test this style from either step, before saving, to preview a sample article in that voice.

Testing a Style

Click Test this style (sparkles icon, top-left) on any saved style card — or the same button inside the create/edit modal — to try it before relying on it. Enter a Topic, adjust the Desired Emotion slider, and generate a live AI-written sample matching that style, along with how closely it hit the target emotion.

Connecting a Style to a Platform

If you have connected social accounts, each style card shows a "Connect to social..." dropdown. Assign a style to a platform so content generated for that channel automatically uses it. Assigning a style already used on another platform prompts a reassignment confirmation, since a style can only be pinned to one platform at a time.

Be specific in When to use: it directly drives which style AI auto-selects for a given article.

Use Test this style before publishing broadly to confirm the tone matches what you expect — you can test right from the creation form, before you even save.

Generate from Samples is the fastest way to match an existing voice — paste a few real articles or posts and let AI reverse-engineer the style profile, then fine-tune it.

Writing Styles & Brand Voice | Jarvis AEO/SEO Help