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WeChat Official Account Article Writing Assistant

Content Creation Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

Writing a WeChat article is not only about drafting text. The hard part is keeping length, structure, image placement, draft upload, and formatting consistent with WeChat reading habits. Manual image search, formatting, and API calls are easy to miss.

How It Works

The skill targets WeChat constraints: it generates 1500–2500 words, capped at 3000, uses H2 / H3 sections, and avoids duplicating the title or author inside the body. It searches Pexels or Unsplash for royalty-free images based on the article title, places the image between the first and second paragraphs, and uses uploadimg to obtain a WeChat-accessible URL. After API setup, it can guide users to prepare AppID, AppSecret, and IP whitelist, then upload drafts and run one-click formatting.

Boundaries

It is useful for batch hot-topic or themed posts, but it does not replace topic selection, fact-checking, or brand voice. Without WeChat API setup, it mainly produces draft content; images must be topically relevant, and final publishing should still be reviewed in the draft box.

Use Cases

  • Operations needs to turn an AI hot topic into an 1800-word WeChat post with H2/H3 sections and one royalty-free image.
  • An editor needs six daily hot-topic articles, each with the image placed between the first and second paragraphs.
  • A developer needs to configure AppID, AppSecret, and IP whitelist, then upload generated articles to the WeChat draft box.
  • A content editor needs to pass formatted HTML to 135editor or Xiumi for one-click layout before publishing.

Best For

  • Official account content operators who need daily long-form posts from hot topics.
  • WeChat admin users who need API setup and batch draft uploads.
  • Product or tech content editors who need H2/H3 structure and royalty-free images.
  • Freelance editors who need consistent HTML formatting for third-party WeChat editors.