Text Data for AI

Text Data Collection
for AI Training

Get original text written by real people in the countries and languages you choose. Describe what to write, set the pay and approve only the answers that fit.

Written by real peopleAny country and languageReview every answer
Person writing question-and-answer text
Answers
Person writing a product or scene description
Describe
Person writing an opinion or review
Opinions
Person writing dialogue-style text
Dialogue
Person paraphrasing text in their own words
Rewrite

190+

Countries

13,487

Tasks completed

12,000+

Registered workers

~4 Hours

Avg time to results

How It Works

How Text Data Collection Works

Launch a writing task yourself and start receiving text from real contributors, without long negotiations.

Person at a laptop writing text collection task instructions
01 · Create

Describe what people should write

Add the questions, topics or prompts you need answers to. Set the language, length and tone, and include an example of a good answer.

  • Questions, topics or prompts
  • Example answer for reference
  • Rules for length and language
Laptop with a world map on screen for country targeting
02 · Target

Choose countries and volume

Select the countries your contributors should come from and how many submissions you need. Local writers give you natural phrasing in their own language.

  • Any number of countries in one task
  • Native writers by country
  • You set the total volume
Person typing an original answer on a phone at home
03 · Write

Contributors write in their own words

Your task becomes available to workers in the selected countries. They read your instructions and write original answers on their phones or computers.

  • Original text, not copied
  • Natural everyday language
  • New people in every submission
Person reading submitted text answers on a computer monitor
04 · Review

Approve only the answers that fit

Read every submission, approve the text that meets your requirements and reject the rest. Keep your dataset clean from the start.

  • Read every answer
  • Approve or reject each submission
  • Clean data for training
Text Data Types

Types of Text Data You Can Collect

Set up a task for the exact text your model needs. Contributors follow your instructions and write in their own words.

Questions and Answers

Real questions and real answers

Contributors write questions people actually ask, or answer the questions you provide. Use the pairs to train and test chatbots and assistants.

  • Your questions or theirs
  • Short or detailed answers
  • Many topics and domains
Create a text task
Person thinking while typing questions and answers on a laptop
Descriptions

Things described in plain words

Workers describe objects, places, situations or images in their own words. Useful for captioning, search and models that connect text with images.

  • Objects, scenes and images
  • Length you define
  • Everyday vocabulary
Create a text task
Person describing a photo on a laptop in their own words
Dialogues

Chat conversations written by people

Contributors write short conversations by roles, such as a customer and a support agent. Train assistants to follow real back-and-forth exchanges.

  • Role-based conversations
  • Natural turns and replies
  • Scenarios you choose
Create a text task
Chat messages on a phone screen showing a written dialogue
Opinions and Feedback

How people really express opinions

Workers share opinions on topics or products you describe, with positive, negative and mixed views. Used for sentiment and intent models, never published as reviews.

  • Positive, negative and neutral
  • Honest everyday wording
  • For training only, not publishing
Create a text task
Person writing an opinion on a laptop for model training data
Paraphrases

One idea, many ways to say it

Contributors rewrite sentences you provide in their own words, simplify text or change its tone. Help models understand that different phrases mean the same thing.

  • Your sentences, their words
  • Different tones and styles
  • Many versions per sentence
Create a text task
Notebook with rewritten sentences for paraphrase collection
Local Languages

Text in the languages your users speak

Get writing from native speakers of local languages, including everyday slang and regional phrasing that is hard to find online.

  • Native writers by country
  • Slang and regional phrasing
  • Languages with little online text
Create a text task
Person typing in a local language at a café
Task Example

Text With Context
in One Task

Ask contributors to add the details you need next to their answer, such as language, topic or tone. You get text with context, ready for labeling or training.

Your setup

What you set up

Task settings

Choose Text collection, add your questions or prompts and write rules for language, length and tone.

  • Text collection task type
  • Questions or prompts in instructions
  • Rules for length and language

Your view

What you receive

Submission

Each submission arrives with the worker's text and the details you asked for, ready to review and approve.

  • Text and context in one submission
  • Worker country on every submission
  • Approve or reject each answer
Targeting

Target the Right Contributors

Choose where your writers come from and tell them exactly what to write. Every submission comes from a different person.

Countries and regions

Accept workers from all countries or pick specific ones by continent or individually. Get local phrasing and topics from each market.

Writer requirements

Describe who should write in your instructions, such as native language, age group or field of work. Reject submissions that do not match.

Example answers

Add one or two examples of a good answer so contributors match the length, tone and format you expect.

One writer, one submission

Each worker can complete your task only once. Set the number of submissions you need and get text from that many different people.

Quality Control

Quality Control You Stay in Charge Of

You decide what counts as a good answer and review every submission before it joins your dataset.

Person writing notes at a laptop to define text task requirements

Clear instructions

Set the language, length, tone and topics, and say what must not be included.

Example text shown on a screen for contributors to follow

Example answers

Show good and bad examples so contributors know exactly what you expect.

Person reviewing submitted text answers on a laptop

Approve or reject

Read each submission and accept only text that meets your requirements.

Second person checking text answers for accuracy and language

Second review

Launch a separate task where other workers check answers for accuracy and language.

Transparency

Collected With Consent

Every answer comes from a real person who chose to take your task and knew what it was for.

Contributors know the purpose

Your task description explains what people will write and that the text will be used to train AI.

Voluntary participation

Nobody is assigned to your task. Each worker decides to take it and submits their text on their own.

Known source of every answer

Each submission comes from a specific worker in the country you selected, written specifically for your task.

Pricing

Estimate Your Text Data Collection Cost

You set the pay per task. Adjust the numbers to see what your project will cost, with the 15% platform fee included.

min

How long it takes a worker to complete one task.

$

Minimum pay is $0.10 per task. Need more answers later? Extend the same task instead of creating a new one.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Text data collection is gathering original writing from real people to train and test language models, chatbots and search systems. Good datasets include many writers, topics, styles and languages.

You set the pay for each task, starting from $0.10, plus a 15% platform fee. Longer or more demanding writing usually needs a higher pay rate. A campaign starts from $0.30.

Any language spoken by workers in the countries you select. Choose the countries and state the required language in your instructions.

You decide. Set the minimum and maximum length in your instructions, from one sentence to several paragraphs.

Ask workers in your instructions to write in their own words without AI tools or copying. Review answers carefully, reject anything that looks generated or copied, and use a second review task for large projects.

Yes. Add your questions, topics or prompts to the instructions and workers will answer them one by one.

You can accept workers from all countries or choose specific continents and countries when you create the task.

You read every submission yourself and approve or reject it. For larger projects, you can launch a separate task where other workers check accuracy and language.

Yes. Extend your existing task instead of creating a new one. Workers who already took part still cannot submit again.

If you need a special format, a review flow of your own or help with your instructions, contact us through the form below and we will set it up with you.

Contact

Planning a Large Text Data Project?

Need high volume, rare languages or help writing your prompts? Send a message and we will set it up with you.