Blog Outline Generator
Go from topic to a clear article structure in seconds. Enter a topic and keyword, choose a length, and get an outline with a working title, meta description, H2 sections with talking points, H3 subheadings, FAQ questions and notes for the introduction and conclusion — ready to write from.
Enter your topic and optionally a keyword, audience, tone and target length. The AI plans an outline that matches the search intent: a title, a 120–155 character meta description, logically ordered H2 sections with key points and H3s, 3–5 FAQ questions, and intro and conclusion notes. Copy it or download it as Markdown.
AI drafts can be wrong or generic — fact-check, add your own experience, and edit before publishing. Free with a daily limit per visitor.
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How to use Blog Outline Generator
- 1Enter the topic and the keyword you're targeting.
- 2Choose the audience, tone and approximate length.
- 3Click Generate outline.
- 4Edit the structure, add your own sections and experience, then start writing.
Why outline first
An outline makes sure the article answers what searchers actually want, in a logical order, before you spend hours writing. It also produces the heading structure — one H1, H2s for main sections, H3s for sub-points — that helps readers skim and helps search engines understand the page.
Compare your outline with the pages ranking for your keyword: cover the subtopics they all cover, then add something they don't — original data, a worked example, a clearer explanation.
From outline to article
Turn each H2 into a section that opens with a direct answer, then supports it with detail and examples. Use the FAQ questions as a final section or H3s. For a fuller plan including intent, word count and entities to cover, use the Content Brief Generator; check the finished headings with the Heading Analyzer.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many sections should a blog post have?
It depends on the topic's depth. A 1,000-word post usually has 4–7 H2 sections; comprehensive guides may have more. The generator scales the outline to the length you choose.
Will Google penalize AI-written content?
Google ranks content on how helpful and original it is, not on how it was produced. It does act against mass-produced pages that add nothing new. Use AI drafts as a starting point, then add your own experience, examples and fact-checking before you publish.
Is my input stored or used for training?
Your topic and options are sent to Google's Gemini API to generate the result and returned straight to your browser. We don't save your inputs or results, and Google doesn't use paid API data to train its models.
Is there a limit?
It's free with no sign-up. To keep it free for everyone, each visitor gets a generous daily allowance of AI generations; it resets every 24 hours.
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