AI Press Release Generator

Give MoClaw <a href="/blog/always-on-ai-agent-2026">your website and one</a> line of news, and it reads the site first, then drafts the whole release: headline, lead, quote, and boilerplate.

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Read pulseanalytics.com and write a press release announcing Pulse 2.0, our AI reporting update. Pull the company description and boilerplate from the site, and draft a founder quote.
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The slow part of a release is assembling company facts, not writing sentences. I should read the about page, the product page and the press kit first, then only write claims I can trace back to one of them.

Used 1 tools
WebFetch https://pulseanalytics.com/about, /pulse-2, /press-kit
3 pages read. 12 facts extracted: company description, product name, positioning, launch date, existing boilerplate, founder title.

I have 12 facts mapped across your about page, the Pulse 2.0 page, and the press kit. Nothing in the draft will claim anything those pages do not support. Drafting the release now in inverted-pyramid order.

Used 1 tools
Write Drafting headline, dateline, lead, body, quote, boilerplate
412-word draft. 6 of 6 sections complete. 0 unsupported claims.
Pulse_2.0_press_release.docx
Used 2 tools

Draft is ready. The opening:

Pulse Analytics Launches Pulse 2.0 to Turn Live Business Data Into Clear Answers
TAIPEI, July 20, 2026. Pulse Analytics today announced Pulse 2.0, an update that brings AI-powered reporting directly into its business intelligence workspace.

The founder quote is drafted from your own positioning rather than generic enthusiasm, and the boilerplate came straight off your about page. Ask for a shorter, less promotional headline and I'll tighten it without touching the facts.

launch/
AI Press Release Generator
  • Draft is ready. The opening:
  • *Pulse Analytics Launches Pulse 2.0 to Turn Live Business Data Into Clear Answers**
  • TAIPEI, July 20, 2026. Pulse Analytics today announced Pulse 2.0, an update that brings AI-powered reporting directly into its business intelligence workspace.
  • The founder quote is drafted from your own positioning rather than generic enthusiasm, and the boilerplate came straight off your about page. Ask for a shorter, less promotional headline and I'll tighten it without touching the facts.
launch/
Read pulseanalytics.com and write a press release announcing Pulse 2.0, our AI reporting update. Pull the company description and boilerplate from the site, and draft a founder quote.
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How the AI press release generator works

MoClaw screen with a company website link and one line of news typed into the prompt box
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Paste Your Link and the News

Your website or product page, plus one line about what you are announcing. That is the entire input.

Three pages of the company site listed with the number of facts extracted from each
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MoClaw Drafts the Release

Company details are pulled from your site, then the full release is written in standard structure with an executive quote and your boilerplate already in place.

A headline being tightened in plain language while the sourced facts stay unchanged
3

Refine and Ship

Adjust the tone or a specific line in plain language, then copy the final text or export it as an editable document.

What the draft comes back with

A headline and supporting deck line Written to be readable by a journalist scanning a hundred subject lines, not by a marketing committee.
Dateline and lead paragraph Who, what, when, where, and why in the first paragraph, the way the inverted pyramid expects.
An executive quote that sounds like a person Drafted from your own positioning. Ask for a different tone and the quote is rewritten without changing the facts around it.
Boilerplate pulled from your about page The paragraph you would otherwise dig out of an old release, already at the bottom of the draft.
A source map behind every claim Each company fact traces back to the page it came from, so review is checking a link rather than trusting the draft.
Your own template, if you have one Share the format your comms team uses and the release is written into it instead of a generic layout.

What your AI press release generator sends you

A real example of what MoClaw hands back, shown before you sign up.

A website page on the left feeding a structured one-page release document on the right, with the quote and boilerplate blocks highlighted

AI press release generator: MoClaw vs free press release generators

See how MoClaw's AI-powered approach differs from traditional tools.

FeatureWriting it yourselfFree PR generatorMoClaw
Where the company facts come from Old releases and memoryA blank questionnaire you fillYour website, read before writing
Boilerplate Copied from the last releaseYou paste it inPulled from your about page
Executive quote Written, then approved twiceGeneric enthusiasmDrafted from your positioning, re-tonable on request
Structure Depends who writes itFixed form outputInverted pyramid, six sections, every time
Revisions Another review roundRefill the formSay what to change and the draft updates

Why use an AI press release generator that reads your site?

The missing step is research, not a blank editor.

It Does the Research Step

The tedious part of a press release is not the writing, it is assembling the company facts. MoClaw does that from your link before writing a word.

A Template That Arrives Filled

If you came looking for a press release template, this is one that shows up with your details already in it: correct structure, your facts, ready to edit.

Draft in Minutes, Not Meetings

Paste the link, state the news, review the draft. The release that used to circle through three review rounds starts from something structurally correct.

Ways to extend your AI press release generator

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AI press release generator FAQ

How does the AI press release generator work?

Paste your website or product link and one line of news. MoClaw reads the site, extracts the company facts, then drafts the release around them. Sign up free to run it and keep editing the draft.

What does an AI-generated press release look like?

It follows the standard format: headline, dateline, lead paragraph, supporting body, executive quote, and boilerplate, filled from your own site rather than from stock phrasing.

How long should a press release be?

Most run about one page, around 400 words. MoClaw keeps the draft to a tight, usable length rather than padding it out.

How is this different from free press release generators?

Free generators start from a blank form, so the output is only as specific as what you typed. This one reads your website first, which is where your real product names, positioning, and boilerplate already live.

Can I use my own press release template?

Yes. Share the template and MoClaw writes the announcement into your format instead of its own.

Can it write the quote and the boilerplate?

Yes. The executive quote is drafted from your positioning and the boilerplate comes off your about page, so the draft arrives complete rather than with placeholders.

Can I edit the press release after it is generated?

Yes. Tell MoClaw what to change, for example a shorter and less promotional headline, and it revises in the same conversation while leaving the sourced facts alone.

Is there a free AI press release generator?

The free tier lets you run it on one announcement before moving to a paid plan for higher volumes and team features.

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