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Free AI Article Writer (+ Guide)

A free AI article writer that drafts posts in the shape of the best blog posts and scores each draft against them.

Navid Moazzezby Navid Moazzez·Updated 2 Eki 2026·4 min read·

Tell me the topic, who it's for and your own notes. I write a full draft in the shape of the best blog posts and score it against them.

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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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An AI article writer turns a topic into a full blog post draft, with the headings, lists and FAQ already in place.

This free AI article writer drafts posts of 800 to 2,000 words in the same shape as the best blog posts, in 33 languages.

It scores every draft against those posts, so you see what to fix before you publish.

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Key takeaways

Type a topic and get a full draft with a short intro, key takeaways, sections, an FAQ and a closing section.
Your own notes are the only personal facts it uses, and it leaves [brackets] where a number belongs.
Each draft is scored against how the best blog posts are built.
Copy it as Markdown or straight into Google Docs or WordPress.

What is an AI article writer?

An AI article writer is a tool that writes a first draft of a blog post from a topic or an outline.

The good ones save you the blank page. They don't replace the part only you can add: your experience and your view.

How to use the AI article writer

Write your first draft0/5

For more control, make an outline first with the blog outline generator and press Write the article.

A real example

Here's the Try example "How to start a newsletter", for creators with no email list yet, at about 1,200 words and with no notes.

The draft came back titled "How to Start a Newsletter in 7 Simple Steps", and here's how it scored:

Intro words
This draft
57
The best posts
80 to 150
Key takeaways lines
This draft
5
The best posts
3 to 5
Sections
This draft
7
The best posts
6 to 13
FAQ questions
This draft
8
The best posts
8 to 12
Words per sentence
This draft
11
The best posts
12 to 16

It read 92 out of 100 for sounding human, and it opened "What is a newsletter?" right after the takeaways.

With no notes to use, it left [add your own story about your first issue] in the intro instead of making one up. The intro came out short, so that's where I'd add first.

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.

Why your own notes matter

The AI only uses facts that are widely known or that you give it in your notes. It never makes up a statistic, a study, a quote or a story about you.

Where a number or a story would make a point stronger, the draft leaves a note in square brackets, like [add how many subscribers you started with]. Fill those in, and the post becomes yours.

Will Google rank an AI-written post?

Google doesn't rule out AI. Its own guidance says "generative AI can be particularly useful when researching a topic, and to add structure to original content."

It also warns that "using generative AI tools or other similar tools to generate many pages without adding value for users may violate Google's spam policy on scaled content abuse."

So treat the draft as a start. Add what only you know and check every fact before you publish.

How to turn the draft into a post

A draft is the start. These steps turn it into a post people finish:

  • Add your story – one example from your own work in the first sections.
  • Check every fact – any number in the draft should have a source you can link.
  • Read it out loud – cut every sentence you wouldn't say.
  • Check the writing – the grammar checker marks mistakes as you type.

Then sharpen the title with the headline analyzer before you hit publish.

Who is the AI article writer for?

It's for anyone with more posts to write than time:

Draft here, then make it yours with your own story and numbers.

Take it further

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

AI article writer FAQs

Questions about the AI article writer? Here's what to know.

An AI article writer is a tool that writes a first draft of a blog post from a topic.

This one follows the shape of the best blog posts and scores each draft against them.

Pick about 800, 1,200 or 2,000 words.

The longest is written in parts, a section at a time, so it takes a little longer.

Yes, paste it in the outline box, or make one with the blog outline generator and press Write the article.

The draft then keeps your sections in order.

It's told never to invent statistics, studies, quotes or stories.

It uses your notes for personal facts and leaves [brackets] where a number belongs.

Google says AI can help "to add structure to original content".

It warns against publishing many pages that add no value, so add what only you know before you publish.

It writes new text, but it doesn't run a plagiarism check.

If you paste in someone else's words as notes, credit them.

Yes, press Copy for Docs or WordPress and paste it, with its headings and tables in place.

Copy Markdown works for Ghost, Notion and most editors.

No, it runs on this page in any browser, on a phone too.

There's nothing to install.

How-to guides, explainers and list posts on topics you know.

It's weakest at news and reviews of things you haven't tried yourself.

Yes, it's free with no sign-up.

Each person can write 10 articles a day, and the prompt is there to copy into your own AI after that.

I did. I'm Navid Moazzez, and I made the AI article writer as one of my free tools on navid.me.

You can read more about me.

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