Voice Profile
AI-powered writing voice detection and configuration
The Voice Profile feature analyzes your existing writing style and creates a comprehensive voice profile that Wyrote uses to generate content matching your brand's tone and style. This ensures generated content sounds like you, not like generic AI output.
Accessing Voice Profile
- Click Settings in the sidebar navigation.
- Select the Voice tab.
Setting Up Your Voice Profile
There are two ways to create a voice profile:
Auto-Detection (Recommended)
If you have existing blog content on your site that has been crawled:
- Wyrote identifies candidate URLs from your crawled pages (pages with 500+ words of content).
- Click Detect Voice Profile.
- The system analyzes your writing patterns across these pages.
- A voice profile is generated automatically.
Note: Auto-detection requires that you've synced and crawled your sitemap pages first.
Manual URL Samples
Add specific published articles as voice samples:
- Click Add URL.
- Enter the URL of a published blog post or article.
- Repeat for up to 10 URLs.
- Click Calculate to generate the voice profile.
Each URL is processed asynchronously:
- Extracting — Content is being analyzed
- Extracted — Analysis complete
- Failed — Could not extract content from this URL
Tip: Choose your best-written, most representative articles. Avoid press releases, guest posts, or content written by others.
Recalculating
Click Recalculate to regenerate the voice profile based on your current URL samples. Useful after adding or removing samples.
Understanding Your Voice Profile
Once generated, the voice profile displays a comprehensive analysis:
Confidence Score
A percentage indicating how confident the system is in the extracted profile. Higher confidence comes from more consistent writing patterns across samples.
Profile Metadata
- Version — Profile version number
- Sample Count — Number of articles analyzed
- Language — Detected writing language
Profile Components
Tone Analysis
Five dimensions of your writing tone, each shown as a progress bar with a descriptive label:
| Dimension | Scale |
|---|---|
| Formality | Casual ↔ Formal |
| Assertiveness | Tentative ↔ Commanding |
| Emotionality | Neutral ↔ Emotional |
| Humor Level | Serious ↔ Humorous |
| Directness | Indirect ↔ Direct |
Style Metrics
Quantitative measurements of your writing patterns:
| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Average Sentence Length | Typical number of words per sentence |
| Paragraph Preference | How long your paragraphs tend to be |
| Question Frequency | How often you use rhetorical questions |
| Passive Voice Ratio | Percentage of passive vs. active voice |
| List Usage Frequency | How often you use bullet points and numbered lists |
| Heading Density | How frequently you break content with headings |
Vocabulary
Your word usage patterns:
- Preferred Words — Words you use frequently
- Avoided Words — Words you rarely use
- Industry Terms — Domain-specific terminology you employ
- Jargon Level — How technical your vocabulary tends to be
Rhetoric
Your persuasion and storytelling patterns:
| Dimension | Description |
|---|---|
| Authority Style | How you establish credibility (data-driven, expert opinion, etc.) |
| Data Citation Style | How you reference statistics and data |
| Analogy Usage | How frequently you use comparisons and metaphors |
| Storytelling Frequency | How often you use narrative elements |
CTA Style
How you encourage reader action:
| Dimension | Description |
|---|---|
| Aggressiveness | How pushy your calls-to-action are |
| Placement Preference | Where you typically place CTAs |
| Example Phrases | Actual CTA phrases extracted from your writing |
Structural Patterns
How you organize content:
- Intro Style — How you typically open articles
- Conclusion Style — How you wrap up content
Learning Modes
Control how the voice profile evolves over time:
| Mode | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Manual | The profile only updates when you explicitly recalculate |
| Auto | The profile automatically updates as you publish new content |
| Hybrid | Combines manual control with automatic refinement |
How Voice Profile Affects Content
When a voice profile is active:
- The section writer adjusts sentence structure, vocabulary, and tone to match
- The editor ensures consistency with your voice patterns
- The humanization stages use your voice as the target style
- Content feels more natural and aligned with your existing brand voice
Best Practices
- Use 5–10 diverse samples — Include different article types (guides, listicles, opinion pieces) for a well-rounded profile.
- Choose your own writing — Don't include guest posts or content from other authors.
- Pick recent content — Your writing style may have evolved. Use your most current work.
- Review the profile — Check that the extracted tone and style match your perception of your brand voice.
- Recalculate periodically — As your writing evolves, update your voice profile to keep generated content aligned.
Next Steps
- General Settings — Set content rules that complement your voice
- Style Settings — Configure visual and structural preferences
- Content Editor — Fine-tune generated content