> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.draftliftai.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Content Editor

> Most AI editors help you write. DraftLift's editor helps you not sound like AI.

# Content Editor

Most AI editors help you write. DraftLift's editor helps you not sound like AI.

Built on TipTap, a professional-grade rich text editor, with layers of writing intelligence on top. Generated content lands here for refinement — with anti-slop detection, readability scoring, and AI editing suggestions working together to catch what the generation missed.

## Rich text editing

The editor supports standard formatting:

* **Bold**, *italic*, and underline text
* Hyperlinks
* Inline editing with real-time preview

Content progresses through tracked states — **generated**, **edited**, and **finalized** — so you always know where a piece stands in your workflow.

## Anti-slop highlighting

This is the editor's primary value. Highlighted patterns appear directly in your text. Hover over a highlight to see:

* **What triggered it** — The specific pattern detected (e.g., "AI vocabulary crutch: 'leverage'")
* **Severity level** — Critical, warning, or style signal
* **Improvement suggestion** — A concrete recommendation for fixing the issue

The anti-slop system catches the patterns that make readers' eyes glaze over — the phrases, structures, and habits that mark content as machine-generated. See [The Anti-Slop Philosophy](/guides/anti-slop) for the full breakdown.

## Readability scoring

A live sidebar displays metrics that update in real time as you edit:

| Metric                         | What it measures                                |
| ------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------- |
| **Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level** | Reading difficulty as a U.S. school grade level |
| **Flesch Reading Ease**        | 0-100 score — higher means easier to read       |
| **Word count**                 | Total words in the content                      |
| **Character count**            | Total characters (useful for platform limits)   |
| **Reading time**               | Estimated time to read                          |
| **Avg. words per sentence**    | Sentence complexity indicator                   |
| **Paragraph count**            | Content structure overview                      |

<Tip>
  Aim for a Flesch-Kincaid grade level appropriate to your audience. LinkedIn posts and blog content typically perform best at a grade 6-9 reading level — clear and accessible without being simplistic.
</Tip>

See [Readability Scoring](/features/readability) for scoring methodology and platform-specific targets.

## AI editing suggestions

Request AI-powered editing suggestions organized by category:

* **Structure** — Improve the flow and organization
* **Voice** — Make the writing sound more like you
* **Hooks** — Strengthen openings to grab attention
* **Calls-to-action** — Improve closers and engagement prompts
* **Readability** — Simplify complex passages

Each suggestion includes a priority level, a rationale, and a before-and-after example. You choose which suggestions to apply — the editor never overwrites your work automatically.

<Info>
  **AI Editing Guidelines** (Business+ tier) let you define custom editing rules that the AI applies automatically.
</Info>

## Section highlighting

For premium tiers, the editor identifies and labels specific sections — hook, body, CTA. This structural awareness helps you evaluate whether each section is doing its job.

## Content conversion

Once you're happy with a piece, use the conversion sidebar to **pour it into new vessels**. The system analyzes your source content against target vessel constraints and suggests how many outputs to generate.

A 5,000-character blog post might yield:

* 3 LinkedIn posts
* 5 X posts
* 2 email newsletter sections

Each conversion adapts to the target platform's format, length, and conventions while preserving your core message.