Free AI letter writer
Tell VOM what happened. Get the letter.
Write a few lines about who the letter is for, what happened and what you want. VOM drafts the letter in seconds, in the tone you ask for. You read it, change what you like and send it yourself.
Free: 5 a day with no account, 10 a day with a free one.
Letters people ask for
How to get a good letter
Say who it is to (a landlord, a judge, an insurer, a company), what happened with the dates and amounts, and what you want them to do. Add the tone if it matters: firm, friendly, formal.
Then ask for changes in plain words, such as "shorter", "more formal", "add that I paid on time for 5 years", or "now in Spanish".
Answering a letter you received
Add a picture of the letter you got and say what you want to answer. VOM reads it, explains what it says and drafts your reply.
What VOM does and does not do
VOM drafts letters in your words and your name. It does not give legal advice about your case, and for a court, immigration or insurance process it tells you to follow the official instructions and deadlines.
It will not make a document meant to look like an official record from a real company or government office.
Questions about the letter writer
- Do I need an account?
- No. Describe your letter and press Write my letter. You get 5 a day without an account.
- Is it really free?
- Yes. Without an account you get 5 questions or pictures a day. A free account gives you 10 a day and saves your conversations. VOM Pro raises it to 50 a day.
- Can it write in Spanish?
- Yes. Write to VOM in Spanish, or ask for the letter in Spanish, and it writes it in Spanish. The same works for Portuguese, French, German, Arabic, Chinese and Japanese.
- Is it a lawyer?
- No. It helps you put your situation into a clear letter. For advice on your own legal case, talk to a lawyer or a legal aid office.
- Can VOM be wrong?
- Yes. Like any AI, it can make mistakes. For anything that matters (health, money, a legal deadline), open the sources it lists, check names, dates and numbers yourself, and ask a professional when it is your own case.