Sully AI

Sully AI is a browser-friendly assistant that turns brief prompts into ready-to-publish scripts, articles and social posts within moments.

How to use Sully AI

1. Visit Sully AI and create an account with Google or an email address.
2. Pick a template, such as “YouTube Script”, “LinkedIn Post” or “Blog Outline”.
3. Type or speak your topic and desired tone into the prompt box.
4. Adjust length, keywords and call-to-action sliders to match your goal.
5. Press “Generate” and wait a few seconds while the draft appears.
6. Edit, copy or export the result straight to Google Docs or WordPress.

A closer look at Sully AI

I spent two weeks crafting videos, newsletters and tweets with the tool sitting in my Chrome toolbar. Sign-up took under a minute, and the first draft for a product launch video arrived quicker than my espresso. During testing, I noticed that voice input felt almost as accurate as Otter, while the editing panel resembled Notion, so I rarely felt lost. That said, a few cracks appeared once the free credits ran out and when I fed it thick Glaswegian audio.

Advantages

• Speedy draft creation: most outputs landed on screen in five seconds or less, saving me hours on scripting.
• Intuitive sliders: length, tone and keyword controls make fine-tuning far simpler than wrestling with separate prompt tweaks.
• Voice capture works well: even with light background chatter, the transcription produced usable copy.
• Chrome extension convenience: I could summon the editor inside Gmail, Medium and WordPress without extra clicks.
• Transparent pricing: the paid tiers list character limits and monthly quotas plainly, avoiding nasty surprises.

Drawbacks

• Free plan evaporates quickly; I burned through ten credits after three medium-length scripts.
• Regional accents sometimes confuse the speech engine, leading to odd word swaps.
• Interface stutters appeared when I loaded lengthy briefs, forcing a page refresh.
• No dedicated mobile application, so phone edits require juggling a desktop browser.
• Email support answered after forty-eight hours, which feels slow when a deadline looms.

After running multiple campaigns through it, I still keep the extension pinned because the time saved outweighs the quirks, yet I’d like smoother accent handling and a phone app before calling it an everyday essential.