Many AI writing tools decide the structure for you, and the draft is not the post you planned. Blog Article is an AI blog writer that works the other way around. It takes your title and outline and writes one section per heading, in the same order and at the same level.
Your heading wording is kept, adjusted only for grammar or translation, and the notes under each heading become the brief for that section. Sections get explanations, steps, examples and short lists or tables where they help, in paragraphs of two to four sentences. A missing introduction or conclusion is added, and data the tool does not have becomes [to check] instead of a number.
It is the last step of the Blog and articles chain, after Blog Post Ideas and Blog Outline. To start from a title and keywords only, use SEO Article.
What you get
- A full post in Markdown, starting with your title as an H1
- One section per heading of your outline, same order, same H2 or H3 level
- Your heading wording kept, with notes used as the brief for each section
- An introduction and a conclusion added when the outline has none
- [to check] placeholders instead of invented statistics, prices or dates
What you fill in
- Post title required
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e.g. How to choose a heat pump for an older house
- Outline to follow required
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You can create one with Blog Outline. The article follows these sections in this order.
How to use it, step by step
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Enter the post title
Write the final title. It becomes the H1 of the article.
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Paste the outline
One heading per line, with notes under each. Create it with Blog Outline or write your own, marking H3 subsections clearly.
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Set length, language and tone
The length setting is the target for the whole article, spread across sections by importance.
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Fill the [to check] marks and edit
Replace each placeholder with a verified figure or remove the sentence, then read the post for your own voice.
Example, input and output
Input
- Post title
- How to choose a heat pump for an older house
- Outline to follow
- ## Start with insulation - heat loss in old walls ## How much a heat pump costs - equipment and installation
Output
Older houses often lose heat through walls, windows and roofs that were never designed for low-temperature heating. Before choosing a system, it helps to know where that heat goes.
## Start with insulation
A heat pump works best when the house keeps the heat it produces. In older buildings, uninsulated walls and single-glazed windows can make the system work harder than it should. An energy assessment shows which upgrades bring the biggest gain.
## How much a heat pump costs
The total depends on the size of the unit, the work needed on radiators or pipes, and the installation itself. A typical installation for a house of this type costs [to check]. Ask for a written quote that lists equipment and labor separately.
Illustrative example written by the editorial team. Only the first sections are shown.
Tips for better results
- Write a short note under each heading. "Compare two options" tells the tool what the section must do.
- Mark subsections with ### so they stay H3 and do not become new main sections.
- Set a realistic length. Five sections with a very short target produce thin sections.
Who uses it, and for what
Blogger with a planned calendar
Turn each approved outline into a first draft and spend the editing time on examples and voice.
Agency producing client posts
Get the outline approved first, then generate a draft that matches the agreed structure.
Expert who knows the topic
A consultant lists headings and notes from experience, and the tool turns them into paragraphs to correct.
Same plan, another market
Write the outline in English and choose Italian as output for a draft with the same structure.
Limits and good practice
- A weak outline gives a weak article. Fix the structure first.
- Statistics, studies, quotes, prices and dates are left as [to check].
- It does not publish to your site or add images. Copy the Markdown into your editor.
- Instructions inside the pasted outline are treated as text, and every generation uses credits from your plan's balance.
Frequently asked questions
Can AI write a blog post from my outline?
Yes, that is exactly what this tool does. Paste your title and outline, and it writes one section per heading in the same order and at the same level. Your notes under each heading guide the content of that section, and missing data is marked [to check] so you can verify it.
Will it change my headings?
Only for grammar or translation. The tool keeps your heading wording, order and level. If you write the outline in one language and choose another as output, the headings are translated and everything else follows the same structure.
How long will the article be?
The length you set in the settings is the target for the whole post, spread across sections according to their importance. The tool does not pad with filler to reach it, so a short outline with a long target may still need extra notes from you.
Does the article include statistics or sources?
It never invents statistics, studies, quotes, prices or dates. When a section needs one, it writes [to check] in its place. Fill those marks with verified information before you publish, or remove the sentence.
How is Blog Article different from SEO Article?
Blog Article follows an outline you provide, section by section. SEO Article starts from a title and keywords and decides the structure itself. Use Blog Article when the plan matters, and SEO Article when you want a quick first draft from fewer inputs.
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