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AutoCrit is more than just an editing platform, as you can publish your book directly from it as well. You can also create specific themes to help you keep continuity for future books should you write a series. The best part is that the interface isn’t overly difficult to manage.
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AutoCrit is a great platform to help you edit your story, and to move the manuscript to Reedsy when you’re done is quite easy. For the most part, it comes down to exporting a file from AutoCrit and then importing it to Reedsy Studio.
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How well does Reedsy Studio stack up against AutoCrit? They both have some great features for the beginner author, so it can be difficult to decide which one you’d want to buy into for the next year. Today, let’s take a look at these two great systems to decide which is better for you.
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The free version of AutoCrit is extremely limited, so paying for it seemed like a logical choice. That was a year ago, and I recently had to re-up my account. At a rate of $180 for the year, is AutoCrit worth the money for me?
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The Strong Writing report in AutoCrit has a lot of useful information to help you tighten up your manuscript. From adverb use to filler words, the tool will highlight a lot of problematic writing. Let’s go over the reports and why they’re important.
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