AI news analysis tool
Shape a news source and your perspective into a concise analysis for readers.
See what this template can make
Real FormaLM outputs, shaped from different source material.
Bring the material. Choose the finish.
The template supplies the structure between the two.
- Start with
- TextLinksDocumentsImages
- Finish as
- CarouselInfographic
Start with a real task
Open the template with the job already in focus.
How FormaLM changes the starting point
Less format setup. More attention on the material and final judgment.
| Decision | General AI chat | Manual tools | FormaLM |
|---|---|---|---|
| Source | May rely on pasted context or browsing | Read and summarized by hand | The news material you choose to provide |
| Perspective | Often defaults to a neutral summary | Developed in the document | Your judgment is a separate input |
| Analytical shape | Depends on the prompt | Built from scratch | Context, change, importance, and what to watch |
| Output | Usually text | Designed after writing | Carousel or infographic |
Who this template is for
People who know the job but want a clearer finished format.
Industry operators
Explain why an event matters to people making practical decisions.
Analysts and researchers
Turn an early interpretation into a structured argument to refine.
Independent publishers
Create timely analysis with a clear point of view and visible source boundary.
Common questions
Inputs, formats, and what happens after generation.
Does the AI news analysis tool find news for me?
This template works from the news source or material you provide. It does not claim to discover or verify current news on its own.
What sources can I add?
You can paste text or a URL, or add documents and images. Multiple source items are supported.
Why does the template ask for my take?
Your take gives the analysis a clear question or judgment. It helps distinguish an argued interpretation from a plain summary.
What formats can I create?
The primary format is a carousel, with infographic also supported.
Should I fact-check the result?
Yes. Review the output against the source, especially dates, names, figures, and any conclusion you plan to publish.
More formats to explore
Choose a nearby structure when the reading behavior changes.
