AI Email Generator

The generator offers two entry points. Simple Mode takes one description of the email and returns a draft, which suits quick replies and anything you would otherwise type in a hurry. Custom Mode opens the individual fields for purpose, tone, urgency, relationship, and language, so you can steer a message that has to land a specific way. The 3,000 character prompt box is generous enough to paste in a thread summary before generating.

Tone is the setting that decides whether a draft is usable. Emailor exposes formality, urgency, and the relationship between sender and recipient, which matters when the same request goes to a client and to a colleague. Change the setting and regenerate instead of editing sentence by sentence. For a business email generator, that loop is the whole value: the structure stays, the register shifts. Treat AI email drafting as a first pass on a message you would have rewritten twice anyway.

The prompt asks for purpose and audience rather than a topic. In practice, naming the goal and the reader gets a draft with a subject line, a short opening, the ask, and a closing, in that order. The output reads like a message written to someone, not like a form letter with placeholders. Give it a thin prompt and you get thin copy, which is the honest trade for a tool this fast.

The language selector covers English, Chinese, German, Spanish, French, and Japanese, which makes it a serviceable multilingual email generator for small teams. Output is generated in the chosen language rather than translated from an English draft, which keeps idioms from sounding borrowed. A support team handling a handful of markets can answer in the customer's language without hiring for each one. Accuracy still needs a human read if the message carries legal or pricing detail.

Nine templates cover the repeat work: polite follow-up, meeting request, project update, service apology, payment reminder, job application, cold outreach, support reply, and thank-you note. Each one loads a prewritten structure you can edit or feed into the generator with your own details. Templates help most when a team needs the same shape every time, and least when the situation is unusual.

The paid side runs on monthly credits: 10,000 on Starter, 25,000 on Pro, and 60,000 on Ultra, billed annually at $47.90, $95.90, and $191.90. Pro and Ultra add a fast queue, and Ultra adds dedicated support plus custom requirements for teams with a fixed format. Credits reset monthly, so a heavy month means moving up rather than buying a top-up.