If you wish your book could market itself, Quotable Quote Finder is made for you. Thomas Umstattd Jr. built this AI tool so you can share the best lines from your manuscript in social posts, graphics, and trailers.

It is hard to spot them yourself, because you know every sentence too well. Most authors reach for their opening pages by default. With Quotable Quote Finder, you choose between strong lines from your own manuscript instead of hunting for them.

You have probably seen one without knowing its name. A pull quote is a short, striking line lifted from your text and shown on its own, on a graphic, an Amazon page, or a poster. Readers share sentences more readily than summaries.

Share the lines that make a stranger curious, laugh, or feel something. A funny line often gets shared without any prompting from you, and a line in your hero's voice is a good way to introduce them to readers who have never met them. You pick the ones that sound like your book.

Yes, and it is a satisfying way to use them. You get the line, then drop it into the graphics tool you already use for Instagram, Facebook, or Pinterest. Quotable Quote Finder does not design the graphics for you.

Yes. The lines are your own words, so you are free to use them anywhere you promote your book, including a trailer, your Amazon page, a bookmark, or a cover.

A wrong quote in public is a real worry, because readers do notice. Quotable Quote Finder aims to copy each line exactly as you wrote it, but it does not always manage it. You can find each line in your own file and check it before it goes on a graphic.

Many nonfiction authors want shareable lines too, and you can use your manuscript with it. It is built with novels in mind, so expect the most from stories with dialogue and characters, and less from lines about characters if your book has none. Results vary on nonfiction, so treat the first list as a starting point.

If you want your book's best lines out in the world, it is for you. Indie and traditionally published authors, novelists and nonfiction authors, and authors launching a book or promoting one already out can all use it. It is not for an author who has no manuscript yet.

Yes, and it can make the wait before launch more fun. Lines from an unreleased book make teasers and countdown posts easy, so you can start building excitement before launch day.

Yes, and it is a good way to try it out. You can start with the chapters you have and try it before the full book is ready.

Sometimes the first list is close but not quite right. You can keep chatting to ask for funnier lines, lines from one character, or a different mood, or run it again for a fresh batch.

It is smart to worry about spoilers, because the tool cannot know which twists you are protecting. Read each line with your ending in mind, and ask for different ones if a line gives too much away.

No. It only finds words that are already in your book, so everything you share is really yours. If you want new copy about you and your books, Tagline Brainstormer writes author taglines.

Yes. Run each book on its own whenever a launch or a sale comes around, so you do not have to reread an older book to find something to share.

Yes. Author Media does not store, track, or view anything you post to this tool. The tools reach each AI through its business API with privacy set to the maximum, so the AI companies do not train on your words.

Quotable Quote Finder is included with any Novel Marketing Patreon membership of $10 per month or more. That membership also unlocks more than 80 other author tools in the Patron Toolbox. AI tool use draws from your membership's credit balance, and the amount used varies with the request.