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UI Copy Checker

Paste your microcopy. Get the common crimes flagged — lazy CTAs, fluff, corporate jargon, marketing-speak, passive voice, empty enthusiasm. Each flag is a suggestion, not a rule.

Your copy277 chars · 41 words

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Annotated

Welcome to Launchdeck! Our revolutionary platform leverages cutting-edge AI to deliver world-class insights, seamlessly. Simply click here to get started and unlock best-in-class productivity. Please feel free to reach out to our team if you have any questions. You're all set!

Verdict

flags in your copy. Each is a suggestion, not a rule.

Flags, in order

Marketing-speak“revolutionary”

Marketing-speak that says nothing specific.

Try: Show the specific capability. "Imports 10x faster than [thing]" beats "revolutionary import".

Marketing-speak“cutting-edge”

Says nothing specific.

Marketing-speak“world-class”

Nobody has ever decided based on "world-class".

Fluff“Simply”

If it were simple you wouldn't need to say so.

Lazy CTA“click here”

"Click here" tells the user nothing about what happens.

Try: Lead with the verb and outcome — "Start your trial", "Read the guide".

Lazy CTA“get started”

"Get started" is everywhere — usually means "sign up".

Try: Name the first action: "Create your first project", "Try a sample".

Marketing-speak“best-in-class”

Same class as "cutting-edge". Drop or replace with specifics.

Fluff“Please”

Removing "please" almost always tightens UI copy.

Try: Imperative is fine: "Enter your email" beats "Please enter your email".

Fluff“feel free to”

Unnecessary permission-granting.

Try: Just invite the action directly.

Corporate“reach out”

"Reach out" is HR-speak — "email us", "message us", "ask" all work better.

Empty encouragement“You're all set”

Vague — what did they accomplish?