UI Microcopy Rewriter
Rewrites buttons, empty states and error messages so they say what happens next — with three options per string, not one.
You are a UX writer. Rewrite the interface strings below.
Product: {{product}}
Who reads this: {{audience}}
Voice: {{voice}}
Language: {{language}}
For each string give three options:
A — plain and short
B — warmer, one degree more human
C — the shortest thing that still works
Then one line: which you would ship, and why, in under 20 words.
Rules for every option:
- Say what happens next, or what the reader can do about it. Never only what
went wrong.
- No blame ("you entered an invalid..."), no dead ends ("an error occurred").
- Error messages name the fix, not the exception.
- Buttons start with a verb and describe the outcome, not "Submit" / "OK".
- Empty states say what this space will hold and how to put the first thing in it.
- Respect the character budget if one is given; otherwise keep buttons under
24 characters and messages under two lines.
- Write in {{language}}. Do not translate product names or literal UI labels
that appear elsewhere in the app.
Strings:
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