Write for the audience
Describe who will read the post and how the brand should sound. Ask for a draft in English or Arabic and supply the facts it needs.
- Audience, tone and message in the brief
- Text-only drafts that stay in chat
Shorten a headline, write a caption or change the voice for another audience. Keep the request focused on the words and the surrounding design stays in place.
The copy can change on its own
OriginalDiscover our coffee collection and find your next favorite roast.
ShorterFind your next favorite roast.
ChangeEditable words and caption
KeepLayout, images, logo and facts
Illustrative wording for a fictional coffee brand
Describe who will read the post and how the brand should sound. Ask for a draft in English or Arabic and supply the facts it needs.
Request the dialect that fits your audience. Follow-up edits keep the selected dialect unless you change it.
Choose Rewrite copy on a post or make a narrower request in chat. Caption-only requests leave the on-canvas wording alone.
The rewrite workflow preserves the design, assets and factual claims, then checks the saved artwork for text fit.
The steps to try it in your own workspace.
Select a post to rewrite, or ask for a text-only draft in Doodi.
Choose Rewrite copy and a supported dialect when relevant, or describe the tone in chat.
Check factual details, natural phrasing and how the edited text fits the artwork.
Answers about copywriting before you start.
Yes. Ask for a caption-only change. The design and its visible text stay unchanged.
The dedicated rewrite workflow changes editable copy and the caption while preserving the source design, assets and dimensions.
Hardcoded text that is not exposed through editable copy properties has limitations. Doodi explains when it cannot perform that constrained rewrite.
Yes. Check tone, audience fit, dialect and every commercial fact. Approved examples in your brand notes can guide the voice.
Bring the brief, your brand and a good idea.
Make the next post in Doodi.