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Free Blog Outline Generator (+ Guide)

A free blog outline generator that plans posts like the best blog posts and hands the plan to the article writer.

Navid Moazzezby Navid Moazzez·Updated 2 ott 2026·3 min read·

Tell me the topic and who it's for. I plan the post in the shape of the best blog posts, ready to draft with the article writer.

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What you're writing

Where a number or a story would help and your notes don't have one, the draft leaves a note in [brackets] for you to fill.

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How it sounds

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Your draft

Your draft shows up here, scored against the best blog posts.

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A blog outline generator plans a post before you write it: the sections in order and what each one covers.

This free blog outline generator plans posts in the shape of the best blog posts, with key takeaways and an FAQ built in.

Then one click hands the outline to the AI article writer to draft the post.

key_takeaways.mdTL;DR

Key takeaways

Type a topic and get a title, the sections in order and what each covers.
Every outline has key takeaways, an FAQ with 8 questions and a "Final thoughts" close.
Edit it, then press Write the article to draft the post from it.
It's free, in 33 languages, with no sign-up.

What is a blog outline generator?

A blog outline generator is a tool that turns a topic into a plan for a post: its sections and the points each one makes.

An outline is where a post gets its logic. It's far easier to move a section here than after it's written.

How to use the blog outline generator

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A real example

Here's the Try example "How to start a newsletter". The outline came back with key takeaways, then these sections in order:

  • Planning your content
  • Selecting a newsletter platform
  • Building your first sign-up form
  • Creating your first issue
  • Growing your list from zero
  • Measuring success

Then an FAQ and the closing section. It scored 4 of 4, and pressing Write the article sent it to the article writer as is.

How I trained it on the best blog posts

I didn't guess what a good post looks like. I measured 89 recent posts from 3 of the biggest marketing blogs, plus 63 of my own, with code, no AI:

Intro words
The best posts
123
My posts
112
First sentence words
The best posts
14
My posts
11
Intros with a number
The best posts
64%
My posts
75%
Sections
The best posts
8
My posts
6
Words per paragraph
The best posts
19
My posts
17
Words per sentence
The best posts
15
My posts
12

So the writer asks for the same shape: a short intro, a key takeaways box, a "What is" section where it fits, short sections, an FAQ and a "Final thoughts" close.

Then it scores your draft against those numbers, right under it.

What a good outline has

The best posts share the same parts, so every outline here includes them:

  • A hook – the opening line and what the post promises.
  • Key takeaways – 3 to 5 lines a skimmer can stop at.
  • "What is" first – when the topic is something to define.
  • 6 to 13 sections – each with one job, in the order a reader needs them.
  • An FAQ – 8 questions people really search.
  • Final thoughts – the one thing to remember and the next step.

Writing to that list keeps a post from wandering, and the AI article writer fills it in.

Who is the blog outline generator for?

It's for anyone who wants the plan before the words:

Plan it here, then write it one section at a time.

Take it further

Want to keep going in a chat? These AIs take the same prompt.

Blog outline generator FAQs

Questions about the blog outline generator? Here's what to know.

A blog outline generator is a tool that plans a blog post: its sections and the points each covers.

This one follows the shape of the best blog posts.

An outline fixes the order before you write, when moving a section is free.

It also shows you what's missing before you've written 2,000 words.

The best posts I measured have 6 to 13 sections, 8 in the middle.

Each section does one job.

Yes, press Write the article.

The outline goes to the AI article writer, which drafts the post in the same order.

Yes, copy it, change it, and paste it into the article writer's outline box.

The draft follows your version.

Yes, every outline ends with 8 questions people search and a "Final thoughts" section.

The FAQ generator writes the answers.

It writes in 33 languages.

Pick one before you press Write.

Yes, it's free with no sign-up.

Each person can make 20 outlines a day.

I did. I'm Navid Moazzez, and I made the blog outline generator as one of my free tools on navid.me.

You can read more about me.

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