About KI-Briefe

How the letters are made

Every letter on this site is written with an AI language model. We say so openly, because you should know what you are reading. There is no editorial team reading each text by hand. Instead, an automatic check tests every article before it is published.

What the automatic check tests

• Every letter has its own tone, for example warm, funny, poetic or formal.
• No letter is a lightly reworded copy of another.
• Every letter opens differently and is built differently.
• The tone suits the people the letter is meant for.
• All letters stay on the topic of the article.

If an article fails the check, it is rewritten or not published at all.

Why some articles have three letters and others ten

An article has at least 3 and at most 10 letters. The number depends on the topic: short birthday wishes benefit from plenty of choice, while a letter of condolence is better served by a few careful examples. We never pad an article with letters just to reach a number.

Images

The cover images are illustrations or AI-generated images. They do not show real people.

How you may use the letters

You may copy, change and send every letter free of charge, privately or at work. A letter works best when you replace the placeholders in square brackets and add at least one detail only the two of you know.

What the letters are not

The templates are not legal advice. For letters with legal consequences, such as resignations, please check notice periods and formal requirements yourself or take advice.

Contact

Found a mistake, or want a topic covered? Write to kontakt@briefwizard.de. See all letters