Question 1

How long does AI blog generation take?

Accepted Answer

Based on actual generation data: short posts (500-750 words) take around 1.5 minutes on average, medium posts (750-1,750 words) around 2.5 minutes, and long posts (1,750-3,000 words) around 3.5 minutes. Times vary depending on the number of sections, whether images are enabled, and research source availability. You can leave the page during generation and come back when it is done.

Question 2

What languages does blog generation support?

Accepted Answer

Nolorem supports blog generation in English, Dutch, French, German, and Spanish. Each language includes region-specific variants (for example, Dutch has both Netherlands and Belgium options) that adjust vocabulary, phrasing, and cultural references. You can also choose a "Global" region for topics that do not need regional framing.

Question 3

Can I edit the AI-generated outline before writing starts?

Accepted Answer

Yes. After the research phase completes, Nolorem presents a full outline with section titles, source suggestions, and optional blockquotes. You can reorder sections by dragging, edit titles, remove sections you do not want, and adjust source assignments. Generation only starts after you approve the outline.

Question 4

Can I regenerate a single section without redoing the whole post?

Accepted Answer

Yes. In the editor, each section has a regenerate option. You can regenerate any individual section while keeping the rest of the post intact. This is useful when one section does not match your expectations but the rest of the article is fine.

Question 5

How does the research phase work?

Accepted Answer

Nolorem uses Perplexity as the primary research provider and Tavily as a fallback. The AI searches for authoritative sources related to your topic, classifies them by quality tier (academic, major publications, trade press, etc.), and uses them to inform the outline and section content. Sources are cited inline throughout the article.

Question 6

What are the word count targets for each length preset?

Accepted Answer

Short posts target 500 to 750 words (ideal for quick updates). Medium posts target 750 to 1,750 words (balanced long-form content). Long posts target 1,750 to 3,000 words (deep dives and pillar pages). The AI distributes the word budget across sections, reserving roughly 70% of the maximum for section content.

Question 7

Does Nolorem check for plagiarism?

Accepted Answer

Nolorem does not run a standalone plagiarism scan, but the AI generates original content informed by researched sources rather than copying from them. Sources are cited inline as references, not duplicated. The humanization pass further rewrites content to ensure it reads naturally and distinctively.

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