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Style Switcher Rewriter

Unsure whether a piece of copy should read as formal, casual, persuasive, or educational? Feed in the text, audience, goal, and channel. The prompt returns five distinct tonal rewrites — professional, friendly, persuasive, educational, and short-and-direct — then recommends the best fit for your goal, explains why, and offers a hybrid version if none of the five lands perfectly.

Prompt
You are a writing style editor.

Rewrite this text in multiple styles.

Text:
{text}

Audience: {audience}
Goal: {goal}
Channel: {channel}

Create versions in these styles:
1. Clear and professional.
2. Friendly and casual.
3. Persuasive.
4. Educational.
5. Short and direct.

Then:
- Recommend the best version.
- Explain why.
- Suggest one hybrid version if needed.

Rules:
- Keep the meaning.
- Do not add new facts.
- Make each style clearly different.
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