CopyHub help docs
Short, practical help docs for writing, editing, saving and exporting your copy in CopyHub. Pick a topic below, or start with the basics if you’re new.
Start here
New to CopyHub? Read these three first. They’ll get you comfortable with the workspace before you try anything else.
Getting started with CopyHub
How the chat and the editor work together, what to type first, and a simple workflow for your first draft.
How to use CopyHub Lite
Try CopyHub from a landing page, then move your copy into the full workspace.
CopyHub request limits explained
How monthly limits work for guests, free members and Pro, and what to do if you reach yours.
Writing and editing with CopyHub
CopyHub gives your words two places to live: the chat for conversation and the editor for finished copy. These guides show you how to get each one to do what you want.
How to get CopyHub to write in the editor
Ask for finished copy and have it land in your document without replacing work you’ve already edited.
How to chat with CopyHub without changing your draft
Use CopyHub for feedback, ideas and reviews while your draft stays as it is.
How to edit selected text with CopyHub
Highlight one sentence, headline or section and improve just that part.
How to paste long text into CopyHub
Add long drafts, transcripts or briefs to chat without burying your instruction.
How to use dictation in CopyHub
Speak your prompt instead of typing it, and get clearer results from the mic.
How to use Voice and Instructions
Keep your tone, business context and writing rules on file so you don’t repeat them in every prompt.
Saving and exporting your work
Keep your drafts organized inside CopyHub, then get finished copy out in the format you need.
How to save and manage documents
Save drafts, then find, rename, duplicate or delete them from one panel.
How to copy or export your copy
Move finished copy into Word, Google Docs or a Markdown tool, or download it as a .md or .txt file.
Guest mode, accounts and privacy
You can use CopyHub without an account. These guides explain where that work is saved, how to keep it, and how to protect it on a shared computer.
Guest mode vs member mode
What changes when you log in, and which option fits the way you work.
Where your guest work is saved
Why guest work lives in your browser, what can erase it, and how to find it again.
How to move guest work into your account
Bring a guest draft into your account in five steps so it’s saved there.
Using private guest mode on a shared computer
Stop CopyHub from saving your guest work on a browser other people use.
How to clear saved guest data
Remove guest drafts, chat and saved instructions from a browser, and see what stays.
Common CopyHub questions
No. You can use CopyHub as a guest with 15 requests a month, and your work is stored in the browser you’re using. A free account gives you 60 requests a month and lets you save your documents and instructions to your account. Pro members can get unlimited or higher-limit access, depending on the plan.
Compare guest mode and member mode
AI actions usually count, like asking CopyHub to write a draft, rewrite selected text, research a topic or answer a chat question. Everyday document actions usually don’t, including saving, opening, renaming, deleting, exporting and copying.
See how request limits work
CopyHub keeps guest work and account work separate on purpose, so your account documents don’t show up for the next guest on a shared computer. Log out on the same browser and device to check guest mode. If your draft is there, copy it, log back in, paste it into the editor and save.
Move guest work into your account
Before you start, open the Guest badge and turn on Don’t save work on this browser. If you’ve already saved guest work there, clear your saved guest data before you leave. Copy anything you want to keep first, because clearing can’t be undone.
Use private guest mode · Clear saved guest data
CopyHub Lite is a smaller version that appears on some landing pages, so you can generate copy without opening the full workspace. It doesn’t include the full editor, saved documents, the formatting toolbar or Voice and Instructions. When you need those, click Continue Editing in CopyHub and pick up where you left off.
How to use CopyHub Lite
Still have a question?
If you can’t find what you need, or something in a guide doesn’t match what you see in CopyHub, let us know. We’ll help you sort it out and update the guide if it needs it.