Cohesive

Cohesive's AI template library spans use cases from SEO blogs and ad copy to song lyrics and wedding vows, sorted into categories like Support, Sales, Social Media, Marketing, Legal, and HR. Each template is a structured form: you answer a handful of prompts rather than writing a paragraph of instructions. That structure is the main reason output stays usable, since you're not fighting the model to get the format right. Newer accounts see 200+ templates; older marketing pages still reference 300+, so the count drifts depending on which page you land on.

Drafts land in a normal document you can edit, not in a chat bubble you have to copy out. Rewrite a paragraph. Ask for more detail. Change the tone. All without leaving the page. The canvas supports in-editor image placement and translation, so a piece written in English can be turned into another language before it ever leaves Cohesive.

You type a description, pick a style, and get an image. There's no design software to learn and no prompt engineering required. Styles cover categories like photography, illustration, cartoon, anime, and pop art, and you can choose aspect ratios including 1:1, 16:9, and 9:16. Free accounts get zero generated images, so this is strictly a paid feature.

The AI voice generator turns a block of text into speech using one of 10+ voices. Cohesive meters it in minutes of generated audio rather than characters, which makes budgeting for short video straightforward. The Creator plan's 90 minutes is roughly 50 short-form videos or nine 10-minute YouTube videos, by the company's own math. Watermark-free audio downloads come with the paid plans.

The Agency plan adds a Research feature plus a Knowledge base, so the editor can pull from outside sources or documents you upload when it writes. Notion and Google Drive are the official integrations listed for this. This is the feature that separates the two paid tiers in practice. It matters most for teams producing content that has to hold up to fact-checking, like product documentation or sales collateral.

You share a document by entering a collaborator's email, and edits happen live. Creator and higher can invite editors to a workspace. That's what turns Cohesive from a solo tool into something a content team can standardize on. There's no comment-and-approve workflow on the level of a dedicated editorial platform. That's a gap worth knowing about before you commit a large team.

Once a draft is done, you can send it to WordPress without exporting and re-uploading. That closes the loop from blank canvas to a live post inside one product, which is rare among AI writers that stop at generating text. Downloads also cover PDF and audio on paid plans.