This AI content writer turns a topic into a first draft of an article, with a title, a meta title and a meta description to go with it. Type the topic, add the keyword you want the page to rank for, pick a tone and a length from about 350 to 1,200 words, and the draft appears in Markdown, ready to copy into your editor. It is free and needs no signup.
How to use the AI content writer
- 1Type what the article is about into Topic, as you would explain it to a writer.
- 2Add the search you want it to rank for into Target keyword (optional).
- 3Pick a Tone (Professional, Casual, Persuasive or Expert) and a Length (Short, Medium or Long).
- 4Press Write article. A long draft can take up to a minute.
- 5Read the Meta title and Meta description with their character counts, then the draft. Press Copy markdown to take the title and the whole draft to your editor.
When to use it
- You know what the page should cover but you are stuck on a blank page.
- You need a quick outline to hand to a writer or to argue with.
- You have a list of blog topics and want a rough version of each to see which ones have enough to say.
- You need a title and meta description for a page and want a starting point.
Worked example
A short how-to draft
We asked for a short professional draft on a topic from our own field.
- Topic
- How to run a technical SEO audit
- Target keyword (optional)
- technical seo audit
- Tone
- Professional
- Length
- Short (~350 words)
- Result
- How to Run a Technical SEO Audit: A Complete Step-by-Step Guide
- Meta title (53 chars)
- How to Run a Technical SEO Audit | Step-by-Step Guide
- Meta description (117 chars)
- Learn how to run a technical SEO audit to identify crawlability issues, improve site performance, and boost rankings.
- 352 words
- A technical SEO audit examines the health of your website's infrastructure to ensure search engines can crawl, index, and rank your content effectively. ...
The length landed on target and the meta title fits in 53 characters. The draft names real tools, such as Google Search Console, Screaming Frog and the Rich Results Test, and puts the steps in a sensible order. It is also generic: nothing in it comes from doing the job, and "Complete" in the title promises more than 352 words can hold. Treat it as a skeleton, then add your own examples and cut the claims you can't back. Each run writes a new draft, so the same inputs give different wording.
The three lengths
| Length | What the model is asked for |
|---|---|
| Short (~350 words) | About 300 to 400 words: one idea, explained plainly |
| Medium (~700 words) | About 600 to 800 words: a normal blog post |
| Long (~1200 words) | About 1,100 to 1,400 words: a guide with several sections |
The draft comes back as Markdown. Headings start with ## and bold text sits between double asterisks, which most editors turn into formatting when you paste.
Made by SearchBlueprint
This writer is free with no signup. SearchBlueprint, who make it, sell SEO planning: a plan that maps each search your customers type to the page that should answer it, so you know which topics are worth a page.
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