Free Blog Outline Generator
Enter a topic and keyword to get a detailed outline: title, H2 and H3 headings with notes on what each covers, and FAQs.
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How to use the free blog outline generator
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Enter the topic and keyword.
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Generate the outline.
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Reorder, add or cut sections, then write each one.
Why outline before you write
An outline makes sure the article covers what searchers need in a logical order before you spend hours writing. It's also the easiest stage to compare against the pages already ranking: if they all cover a subtopic you've missed, add it.
A solid outline usually has 4–8 H2 sections, each answering one sub-question, and ends with an FAQ that targets "People also ask" questions.
Tips for using the blog outline generator
Compare with what ranks
Look at the top results with the SERP checker and add any section they all cover.
Use real questions as H2s
Questions from the people also ask tool make strong section headings.
Plan the length
Set a target with the ideal blog post length calculator and spread it across sections.
Add one unique section
Plan a section only you can write: your data, case study or process.
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Blog Outline Generator FAQ
How do I make the outline better than competitors'?
Check the "People also ask" questions for your keyword with our PAA tool and add the ones missing, then add a section only you can write: your own data, examples or process.
Can it write the full article too?
Use the AI article generator for a full draft, or Rankfly to write and publish complete articles automatically.
Is it free?
Yes, within 15 AI tool runs per day.
How many sections should a blog post have?
Usually 4–8 H2 sections, each answering one sub-question.
Should I use H3s?
Yes, under H2s when a section has several distinct points. Don't skip from H2 to H4.
Can I turn the outline into a brief?
Use the content brief generator for a fuller brief with intent, word count and related terms.
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