Tones and Improve
In short: tones rewrite a draft in a different register while staying in your voice; Improve is a heavier rewrite pass, either a quick set of options or one deep polish. Both are in Studio.
Tones
A tone shifts the register of a draft without leaving your voice. Pick one and audenAI rewrites the post to match it. There are 13 tones:
Hype, Thoughtful, Witty, Roast, Agree and Build, Respectful Pushback, Concise, Story, Probing Question, Contrarian, Chill, Provocative, Educational.
Two tones (Roast and Chill) are Twitter-only, since they rarely fit LinkedIn. The rest are available on both platforms. Tones are the same set you will see in the Engage reply grid.
A tone rewrite is credit-metered (it is one generation), and it always writes in your trained voice, so "Witty" comes out as your witty, not a generic one.
Improve
Improve is a bigger rewrite than a single tone shift. It has two modes:
Quick
Returns 2 to 3 fast rewrites to pick from
3 credits
Full
One deep pass: grammar, then hook, then line breaks and flow
5 credits
Quick is for "give me a few options". Full is for "make this genuinely better", and it runs a more thorough pass (and on Enterprise, a closer best-of read) before handing you the result.
Improve applies its result back into your Studio draft, so you can keep editing from there. If a pass fails, the credits are refunded.
When to use which
Tone: you like the draft but want a different feel.
Quick Improve: you want a couple of alternative takes to choose from.
Full Improve: the draft is rough and you want one clean, polished version.
Common questions
Do tones change my voice? No. A tone changes the register (more hype, more concise) while keeping your voice underneath. That is the point.
Why does Full cost more than Quick? Full does more work: a multi-step pass and, on higher tiers, a best-of read. Quick is a fast handful of options.
Can I undo an Improve? Improve writes into your draft, so your previous text is replaced. Copy anything you want to keep first, or re-draft.
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