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# Studio

**In short:** Studio is where you write. Type a rough idea, audenAI drafts it in your voice, and a scoring rail shows the voice match, an engagement read, and craft checks. On Twitter you can build a thread; on LinkedIn you write a single post.

Open Studio from the sidebar. It always writes in the **active profile's** voice.

### Writing a post

1. Type an idea, a rough draft, or a one-line prompt.
2. Ask audenAI to draft it, or write it yourself and use the quick actions to sharpen it.
3. Watch the scoring rail (voice match, engagement, post coach).
4. Post, schedule, or save as a draft.

**Character limits:** Twitter is 280 (or 25,000 with X Premium); LinkedIn is 3,000.

### Threads (Twitter)

On a Twitter profile, use **Add to thread** to build a thread, up to 10 posts. Threads are a Pro feature; on Creator you will be prompted to upgrade. LinkedIn is single-post only, so the thread option is hidden there.

### The quick actions

Below the editor, audenAI can transform your draft:

| Action               | What it does                                         | Notes          |
| -------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- | -------------- |
| Write like a creator | Rework it using a creator's structure, in your voice | Pro and above  |
| Rewrite in tone      | Shift the tone (pick from the tone list)             | credit-metered |
| Make shorter         | Tighten it                                           | credit-metered |
| Add hook             | Strengthen the opening                               | credit-metered |
| Generate visuals     | Turn the post into a graphic                         | any paid plan  |
| Make a meme          | Turn the post into a meme                            | any paid plan  |

See Tones and Improve for the deeper rewrite passes.

### The scoring rail

Beside your draft, Studio shows four reads:

* **Engagement prediction**: an impressions range based on your own history.
* **Algorithm score**: a Twitter algorithm read (15 signals) on Twitter, or a LinkedIn algorithm-fit and reach band on LinkedIn.
* **Post coach**: a craft check that honours the checks you set in Voice Lab.
* **Voice match**: a live score ("N of M signals line up"), with a **Deep voice check** button for a closer read.

{% hint style="info" %}
The voice-match number updates live as you edit, so you can watch a draft move closer to (or further from) your voice. The Deep voice check is a paid, on-demand closer read.
{% endhint %}

### "What should we draft today?"

Studio also suggests a few post ideas to get you unstuck. Refreshing them draws a small **daily allowance** (5 on Creator, 10 on Pro, 25 on Enterprise), not credits. "Write" opens audenAI to draft the idea in your voice. More on discovery in Ideas and Inspiration.

### Preview, rate, improve

Three tabs sit at the top of Studio:

* **Preview**: a device-accurate preview for Twitter or LinkedIn.
* **Rate post**: a 1-to-10 verdict card with a reason.
* **Improve**: Quick and Full rewrite passes (details).

### Posting from Studio

How a post goes out depends on the platform and what is in it. See Scheduling for the full picture, including why a plain Twitter post opens a confirm window while threads, media, and LinkedIn posts publish directly.


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