Free AI Blog Topic Generator
Enter your niche or a keyword and get 12 blog topic ideas your audience wants to read, each with a keyword to target.
Twelve ideas, each with the keyword to target, its search intent and a format.
Four quick steps. Free, no sign-up. Up to 30 AI runs a day.
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Enter your niche. A niche, a product or a keyword. For example “home espresso” or “bookkeeping for freelancers”.
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Add your audience. Optional. Say who you write for, and the ideas will fit them.
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Get your topics. Twelve ideas, each with a working title, a keyword, its search intent and a format.
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Outline the best ones. Copy your list, or open any idea in the outline generator with the topic filled in.
Everything in the Blog Topic Generator. Built to fill your content calendar with ideas worth writing, and free.
Twelve ideas a run. A month or more of posts from one niche or keyword.
A working title. Each idea comes as a title you can use or reshape.
A keyword to target. The search each post should aim to rank for.
Its search intent. Informational, Commercial, Transactional or Navigational, so you know what the searcher wants.
A format. How-to, list, guide, comparison and more, matched to the idea.
Outline it. Open any idea in the blog outline generator with the topic already filled in.
Pick blog topics people search for. The best topics have readers, a keyword you can rank for and a link to what you sell.
Start with your reader’s problems
List the questions customers ask you, in sales calls, support emails and reviews. Each one is a post people want, in the words they use.
Topics that solve a real problem get searched, shared and linked to.
Check there’s search demand
Put the keyword into a keyword tool or Google Search Console to see if people search it. Google’s autocomplete and “People also ask” box are free signs of demand too.
Smaller, specific searches are often easier to rank for than broad ones, and the readers are closer to buying.
Know the search intent
Informational searches want to learn (“how to descale an espresso machine”). Commercial searches compare options (“best espresso machine under $500”). Transactional searches want to buy, and navigational ones want a site.
Match the post to the intent. A how-to won’t rank for a search that wants a comparison.
Pick topics you can win
Look at who ranks now. If the top results are big brands with deep guides, choose a narrower angle. If they’re thin or out of date, you have a chance.
Start with topics close to what you sell. They bring readers who might become customers.
Group topics into clusters
Plan one main guide on a broad topic and several posts on its subtopics, all linking to each other. This shows Google you cover the topic well and helps readers find more.
Start with your customers’ questions, then check which ones people search for with a keyword tool, Google autocomplete or Search Console. The generator gives you 12 ideas with keywords to start from.
Search intent is what the searcher wants: to learn, to compare, to buy or to find a site. Matching your post to it is one of the biggest factors in ranking.
Consistency matters more than volume. One to four good posts a month, every month, beats a burst of posts and then silence.
No. The ideas come from AI, so check the keyword’s volume in a keyword tool or Search Console before you write.
Yes. Click “Outline it” on any idea to open the blog outline generator with the topic filled in.
Yes. There’s no sign-up, and you get up to 30 AI runs a day across our AI tools.
Yes. Writing Studio plans your posts from real keyword research and your Google Search Console data, then writes and publishes them every week.
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Blog Outline Generator
Enter a topic and get a full blog outline with headings, key points and FAQs.
Blog Title Generator
Enter a topic and get 12 blog title ideas that fit your keyword and fit in Google.
Meta Title Generator
Turn your topic and keyword into 8 meta titles, each measured against what Google shows.
Meta Description Generator
Turn your page topic into 5 meta descriptions, checked for desktop and mobile.
Topics from real search data.
Writing Studio plans your posts from keyword research and Search Console, then writes and publishes them to your site every week. Start free.