Free Blog Post Generator

Write better posts without starting from scratch

If you have ever stared at a blank doc thinking, ok but how do I even start this, you are not alone. A good blog post needs a clean structure, a clear angle, and enough substance to actually help someone. That is why this tool exists.

With our Free Blog Post Generator, you can go from a rough topic to a solid draft in minutes. And yes, the goal is exactly what the headline promises: Get a Complete Blog Post Draft (Outline + Headings) Fast.

You can use it for a full draft when you need something close to publish ready, or switch to outline only when you just want the bones and you will write the rest yourself.

What this blog post generator creates (and why it helps)

A strong blog post is mostly structure. Once the structure is right, writing feels… doable.

Here is what you can expect when you generate a full post:

A clear introduction that sets context and matches the reader’s intent

H2 sections that follow a logical flow (no random jumping around)

Practical points, examples, and scannable formatting

A conclusion that wraps things up and nudges the next step

If you pick outline only, you will still get the most important part: the headings and subheadings, in the right order, with enough detail to expand.

How to get an SEO friendly blog post from the tool

You do not need to overthink SEO, but you do need a few basics in place.

1) Choose one primary keyword (optional but recommended)

If you have a target phrase, add it. The generator will keep the post centered on that idea instead of drifting into a different topic halfway through.

2) Match the audience

“Beginners” versus “founders” versus “marketing teams” completely changes the writing. Add an audience so the examples and wording land properly.

3) Pick the right output type

Full Blog Post: when you need a complete draft to edit and publish

Outline Only: when you are planning content, delegating writing, or building a series

4) Keep word count realistic

In general, many SEO posts do well around 800 to 2000 words, but it depends on what the search intent needs. If the topic is simple, do not force a 3000 word essay. Google can tell. Readers can too.

Blog post templates you can generate (quick ideas)

If you are not sure what to type into the Topic field, try one of these formats:

How to: “How to ___ without ___”

Beginner guide: “___ for beginners: everything you need to know”

Comparison: “___ vs ___: which one is better for ___?”

List post: “X best ___ for ___ (with pros and cons)”

Mistakes: “Common ___ mistakes and how to fix them”

Playbook: “The step by step process to ___”

They are simple on purpose. They work.

A simple editing workflow (so the draft sounds like you)

Generated drafts are a starting point. The fastest way to make it feel human and original is a quick pass like this:

Replace generic lines with your real experience, a story, a mini case study, anything. Even two sentences helps.

Add a few specifics: tools, numbers, steps, constraints, examples.

Tighten the intro. Make it sharper, more direct.

Add internal links to relevant pages on your site if you have them.

Read it out loud once. If a sentence feels stiff, rewrite it.

That is it. Quick, not precious.

Publishing tip: update and reuse your drafts

One underrated move is using the generator to refresh old content. Create a new outline, compare it to your current headings, then merge the best parts. Updating posts often beats publishing new ones, especially if the old URL already has some traction.

If you want more tools like this in one place, you can explore the full set of AI writing tools on WritingTools.ai.