Quick Mode: Ideal for fast, reliable article generation — perfect for busy doctors and assistants.
Advanced Mode: Gain extra control with options for structure, keywords, and more.
Select the language you want the article to be generated in.
This only affects the output content and does not change the website interface.
Choose the language where you plan to publish the article, for example, your clinic website or blog.
This is the main topic or headline of your article.
A clear, specific title helps focus the article and encourages readers to click and read.
Add one or two sentences to guide the article’s focus.
Example: “Explain the procedure, recovery time, and cost considerations for patients over 60. Avoid technical jargon.”
If left blank, the system will generate content based on standard templates. Adding a description helps personalize the article for your clinic’s needs.
Controls the voice and personality of your article.
| Option | When to Use |
|---|---|
| Warm & Supportive (default) | For blogs and content designed to build trust and make complex topics approachable. |
| Neutral & Professional | For treatment descriptions and service pages where a balanced, factual tone is needed. |
Both tones are medically accurate and professional — choose based on how you want to connect with patients.
Defines the structure and goal of the generated article.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Patient Guide (default) | A clear, step-by-step article that explains causes, symptoms, treatment, and prevention. Ideal for patient education. |
| Comprehensive Article | A more detailed article with additional sections, great for clinic websites looking to cover a topic thoroughly. |
| Question & Answer | Generates a simple Q&A format to address common patient questions. Perfect for FAQ pages. |
This setting helps determine the layout of the article and the way information is presented.
Controls how much detail the article should include — not an exact word count.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Brief Overview | Concise article that covers only the essentials. Great for quick reads or smaller website sections. |
| Standard Coverage (default) | Balanced depth for most clinic blogs and patient education articles. |
| In-Depth Exploration | Adds more sections and detail. Ideal for competitive topics or key clinic service pages. |
The exact length adapts to the complexity of the topic. Some articles naturally require more explanation than others.
Controls how much medical terminology is included in the article. Both options are accurate and professional — this setting only changes the level of complexity.
| Option | When to Use |
|---|---|
| Patient-Friendly (default) | Uses clear, everyday language so any reader can understand the information. Best for most public-facing content. |
| More Medical Detail | Adds deeper explanations and more technical terms while staying understandable for patients. Ideal for specialist topics or when extra precision is needed. |
Add the main search terms you want the article to naturally cover. Enter 3–6 keywords, separated by commas.
Examples: dental implants, tooth replacement, recovery time, Budapest clinic
Keywords guide the writer; they do not create exact matches or keyword stuffing.
Provide a link you want included in the article (e.g., booking page, contact form, pricing page). A short call-to-action will be added with this link.
Examples: https://clinic.com/book, https://clinic.com/contact
This helps turn readers into patients by giving them a clear next step.
Define the exact sections of your article. Enter one heading per line in the order they should appear.
If filled with two or more lines, this will replace the default structure from “Purpose of the Article.” No special symbols required.
Add any specific guidance for the article: audience focus, language notes, topics to avoid, or brand preferences.
Leave blank if you don’t have special requirements.
When you click Generate Content, the system creates a draft article based on the settings you selected. You can review, edit, and publish it on your clinic website or share it on social media.
Important: Always review generated articles before publishing to ensure clinical accuracy and compliance with local healthcare regulations.
