Build a structured press release from your announcement, confirmed facts, approved quote, and next step.
Northline Workshop opens a community repair workshop · affected audience: local residents · facts: opening date, registration requirement, item limit · quote: optional and approved.
Example · customize the fields to beginThe builder arranges supplied facts into a dateline, announcement lead, significance paragraph, supporting facts, optional approved quotation, next step, boilerplate, and contact. It offers three headline structures without adding statistics or endorsements. This is a deterministic, browser-local guided generator, not a language model. Identical inputs and variation number reproduce the same draft. No model inference, fact checking, originality clearance, or performance prediction is performed. Review and edit before use.
A launch, opening, research result, partnership, or policy change can supply the news. “We are excited” does not explain what changed for anyone else. Enter the announcement as a verb phrase such as “opens a…
Put dates, availability, scope, eligibility, and supporting evidence in the confirmed-facts field, one point per line. If a number comes from a study, include enough source detail for an editor to verify it.…
A useful quote explains a decision or stakes in a person’s own words. Obtain the speaker’s approval and supply their name and role. If you have no approved quote, leave both fields blank. The draft stays…
No. It produces an editable text file. Distribution, recipient research, and outreach happen separately.
It does not invent attributed quotes. Paste an approved quote and its attribution, or leave both blank.
It is a requested publication hold until a specified time. The builder labels your requested embargo, but cannot secure a journalist’s agreement to it.
No. You remain responsible for checking facts, evidence, permissions, and timing. A structured release does not guarantee interest or publication.
They offer direct, colon, and announcement-first structures using your actual announcement. Choose the clearest version and shorten it for your distribution channel.