Six lines under a name
What one run returns
Describe the company in a few sentences. You get six short lines. They are slogans and taglines, the kind of company title that sits under a name. The model is told not to copy a famous line, and not to tell you that a trademark is free.
This page does not look up a domain and does not register anything. The list is the whole result. You pick the line. Nothing here crowns a winner.
Company names are a different list. The name generator returns six names, each with a reason, plus slogans of its own. This page writes only the lines.
How to brief a line
Write what the company does, who it is for, and the feeling the line should not have. A quiet start with no hype moves the list more than the words modern brand.
Say each line out loud before you fall for it. A tagline that only looks tidy on a screen often fails when spoken. If none of the six fit, change the description and run it again.
The line you like is not stored. Signup does not attach it to a brand. Take it into Chat, and keep the one you want on the brand in Projects.
Lines this page is for
A slogan under a name you already chose. A tagline for the home page. A company title that is a line of words, not the legal name of the firm.
A voice is not one of these lines. Four scales and a few adjectives tell Marshi how to write everything else. The tone of voice generator drafts that. This page drafts the line.
Questions about the lines
How many lines are in one run?
Six slogans and taglines.
Does it also invent a company name?
No. Names, each with a one-line reason, are on the name generator.
Will it say the line is free to trademark?
No. It will not claim a trademark is free. Check that yourself before you print the line or register it.
Is the line I pick saved when I sign up?
Not from this page. Signup does not write the chosen line onto a brand. You take it with you.
Pick a line, then draft the voice before Marshi writes the rest.
