Templates

The content formats WriterzRoom supports, organized by category.

A template defines the kind of content you are creating, its structure, sections, and required inputs.

Choose the template first, before selecting a style profile or filling in inputs. The template sets the container. Everything else fills it.

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Marketing and Growth

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Strategic and Business

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Research and Academic

2

Technical and Product

3

Creative and Scripted

3

Professional and Editorial

Marketing and Growth

Template	Slug	Best for
Blog Article	blog_article_generator	Long-form educational, informative, or thought leadership content
Email Newsletter	email_newsletter	Recurring audience updates, curated content, subscriber communication
Social Media Campaign	social_media_campaign	Multi-post content for awareness, launches, and engagement
Press Release	press_release	Formal announcements for launches, milestones, and updates
Landing Page	landing_page	Conversion-focused web page copy with benefit framing and CTAs

Strategic and Business

Template	Slug	Best for
Market Analysis	market_analysis_template	Market, sector, and competitive landscape evaluation
Business Proposal	business_proposal	Persuasive business-oriented content framing value and recommendations
Strategic Brief	strategic_brief_template	Concise, decision-oriented communication for leadership audiences
White Paper	white_paper	Long-form authority content combining thought leadership with data-backed analysis
Regulatory Compliance Memo	regulatory_compliance_memo	Structured internal compliance communications covering regulatory changes, impact, required actions, and deadlines

Research and Academic

Template	Slug	Best for
Research Paper	research_paper_template	Formal, evidence-driven, analytically structured content
Data-Driven Report	data_driven_template	Quantitative analysis and data-backed findings

Technical and Product

Template	Slug	Best for
Technical Documentation	technical_documentation	Product, system, implementation, and procedural content
API Documentation	api_documentation_template	Developer-oriented endpoint reference and integration material

Creative and Scripted

Template	Slug	Best for
Feature Screenplay	feature_screenplay	Full-length screenplay with structured script formatting
TV Pilot Script	tv_pilot_script	Television pilot for drama, comedy, sci-fi, and horror genres
Series Bible	series_bible	Television and film series development document covering world, characters, tone, pilot, season arc, and network pitch context

Professional and Editorial

Template	Slug	Best for
Legal Analysis Article	legal_analysis_article	Practitioner-grade legal analysis with jurisdictional precision, Bluebook citations, and mandatory disclaimers
Op-Ed Commentary	op_ed_commentary	Short-form editorial opinion for newspapers, trade journals, LinkedIn, and industry publications
Long-Form Investigative Article	long_form_investigative	Atlantic/New Yorker-style narrative journalism combining deep reporting, expert voices, and broader implications

File Upload Support

Select templates accept reference file uploads directly in the parameter panel. Uploaded files are parsed server-side and injected into the generation context as grounding material.

Files are not stored.

Supported formats: PDF, DOCX, XLSX, CSV, JSON, TXT, MD, up to 10MB.

Template	Upload Parameter	Intended Source Material
Blog Article	Reference Material	Research notes, interview transcripts, source articles
Data-Driven Report	Data File	Datasets, CSV exports, JSON data
Market Analysis	Reference Data	Market reports, earnings transcripts, competitor PDFs
Research Paper	Source Documents	Prior papers, datasets, methodology docs
Business Proposal	Supporting Documents	RFPs, requirements docs, financial statements
White Paper	Reference Materials	Industry reports, team whitepapers, research PDFs
Technical Documentation	Spec Files	Product specs, implementation notes, existing documentation
Strategic Brief	Briefing Materials	Board decks, strategy docs, competitive intel
API Documentation	Spec Files	API specs, endpoint notes, integration references
Feature Screenplay	Source Material	Prior drafts, source IP, treatment docs
TV Pilot Script	Source Material	Prior episodes, series bible, character sheets
Series Bible	Source Material	Treatment documents, character sketches, prior drafts
Legal Analysis Article	Reference Material	Statutes, case law, regulatory guidance, prior briefs
Regulatory Compliance Memo	Regulatory Documents	Rule text, agency guidance, compliance frameworks
Long-Form Investigative Article	Reference Material	Source documents, research reports, interview notes

How to Choose the Right Template

Ask three questions:

1. Identify the final format

   Decide what the completed output should be: article, press release, proposal, report, script, documentation, or another supported format.

2. Match reader expectations

   Consider what the reader expects from that format. A technical guide, executive brief, and social campaign require different structure.

3. Consider the post-generation use

   Choose based on whether the content will be reviewed by your team, published externally, exported, shared, or reused.

Common mistake: Choosing a template based on topic rather than final format. A blog post about a product launch and a press release about the same launch are different templates.