Free AI Blog Writer

Use our free AI blog writer to create amazing blog posts in minutes.

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Free AI Blog WriterKey Takeaways

  • Start free: type a blog topic, pick a length from 500 to 1,000 words, and get a full draft in minutes.

  • Want research first? The Advanced Writer (paid plans) walks you through references, keywords, title and outline before it writes.

  • Edit in the built-in editor, then send the post to the SEO Optimizer, Interlinker, Humanizer or AI Detector.

  • Free plan: 5,000 words a month, no credit card. You sign in with Google to use it.

What an AI blog writer does, and what makes a blog post different

A blog post has a job an essay does not: it targets a search, links to your other pages and nudges the reader toward something. An AI blog writer helps with the part that eats the most time, getting from a topic to a structured first draft with an introduction, headed sections and a conclusion. It cannot supply your experience, your numbers or your point of view. That part is still yours, and it is what makes a post worth ranking.

Two ways to write a blog post with Writingful

 Simple WriterAdvanced Writer
Best forA quick draft from a titleA post built around a keyword and a researched outline
Starts fromYour topic and a few settingsYour topic, then Google results for it
PlansEvery plan, including FreePaid plans
Length500 to 3,000 words (Free: up to 1,000)300 to 5,000 words
You decideContent type, keywords, language, point of view, instructions, modelsReference pages, primary and secondary keywords, title and outline, then models and voice

Write a blog post in the Simple Writer

Enter your topic in the box above and pick a length. You'll sign in with Google (free, no card) and land in the Simple Writer with your topic filled in. Choose a content type, add the keywords you want to rank for and anything the draft must include, then pick one or more AI models and generate.

The Writingful Simple Writer with Blog Post selected, a blog title, keywords and instructions filled in

The AI Article Writer page covers every setting and how credits work in detail. For blog posts, three settings matter most:

  • Content type: Blog Post for a general post, How-To Guide for steps, Listicle for numbered items, Opinion for a point of view, Case Study for results you supply.
  • Keywords: the phrases you want the post to work in naturally, separated by commas.
  • Extra instructions: your audience, the one point the post must make, and any facts or examples to use.

Look at what already ranks for your keyword and match its format. A search for "how to start a content calendar" wants steps. "Best CRM for freelancers" wants a list. The Simple Writer's content types map to the formats blog posts usually take:

FormatWorks best forExample title
Blog PostExplaining a topic in depthWhy Your Blog Posts Aren't Getting Read
How-To GuideSearches that start with "how to"How to Start a Content Calendar as a Solo Creator
Listicle"Best" and "ideas" searches12 Blog Post Ideas for a Local Bakery
Opinion or Thought LeadershipBuilding authority with a clear stanceWhy Short Blog Posts Are Winning
Case StudyShowing results you can back upHow a Small Shop Doubled Its Organic Traffic
NewsletterTurning a post into an emailThis Week in Content Marketing

Build the post around a keyword with the Advanced Writer

If you want the research done before the writing, use the Advanced Writer on a paid plan. It is a 7-step wizard:

StepWhat you doWhy it helps
1. Basic infoEnter the topic, article type, location and languageSets who the post is for
2. ReferencesPick pages from the Google results for your topicShows what you are up against and gives the AI real sources to learn from
3. Primary keywordChoose from keywords the top reference page ranks forAnchors the post on a search people actually make
4. Secondary keywordsAdd supporting keywordsCovers related searches in the same post
5. TitleChoose from title ideas or write your ownSettles the headline before writing starts
6. OutlineSet the length and edit the outline built from competitor articlesLets you add, remove and reorder sections before any text is written
7. GeneratePick models and a brand voiceWrites the post from your outline
The Advanced Writer's keyword step in Writingful, listing keywords to choose from with their ranking difficulty
The Advanced Writer's outline step in Writingful with an editable list of headings

The research steps cost a few credits each, on top of the article itself. You see the price before each step runs.

Credits needed for one blog post, by length

A 500-word post costs 5 credits and a 3,000-word post costs 30, for one model. Each extra model writes its own draft and costs the same again.

View the numbers
ItemValue (credits)
500 words5
1,000 words10
1,500 words15
2,000 words20
2,500 words25
3,000 words30
One credit covers 100 words of AI output. Source: Writingful.

Free includes 5,000 words a month. Paid plans run from 200,000 to 700,000, starting at $7.50 a month billed yearly. See the pricing page for details.

From first draft to publishable post

A draft is where the work starts. Open any generated post in the editor and select text to see AI editing options, which you review before they apply. Then use Send to to move the same post through the rest of the checklist:

  • SEO Optimizer: reoptimize the article with SEO keywords to improve its chances of ranking.
  • Interlinker: add links to the post, with control over placement, from light edits to new copy and anchor text.
  • Humanizer: smooth stiff phrasing so it reads like you.
  • AI Detector: see which passages read as machine-written, and rewrite those.
A generated blog post open in the Writingful editor with the Send to menu listing the Interlinker, SEO Optimizer, Humanizer and AI Detector

When you are done, export with formatting, as HTML or Markdown, or download a Word, HTML, Markdown or text file and paste it into your CMS.

What makes an AI-written post worth publishing

Google does not penalize content for being written with AI. Its guidance says generative AI can be useful for researching a topic and adding structure to original content, and warns against producing many pages that add no value for readers. It also says outputs can contain inaccuracies and should be fact-checked before publishing. Read it in Google's guidance on AI-generated content.

So before you publish, make sure the post has something a template could not give it:

  • One real example, story or number from your own work.
  • A clear promise in the first paragraph, and a post that keeps it.
  • Facts you checked, with links to the sources.
  • Internal links to your related posts, and a next step for the reader.
  • A title and meta description written for people. Try the blog title generator and meta description generator.

When an AI blog writer is the wrong tool

Skip it for posts that depend on what only you know: original research, interviews, first-hand reviews, breaking news, or advice where a mistake is costly, such as medical, legal or financial topics. Write the substance yourself and use the tool for outlines and tidying. For a shorter, more general format, try the AI article writer, or plan first with the outline generator and blog post ideas tool.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Enter a topic and it writes a full draft with an introduction, headed sections and a conclusion, from 500 to 3,000 words in the Simple Writer. Treat it as a first draft: add your own examples, check the facts and edit before you publish.
Yes. The Free plan includes 50 credits a month, which is 5,000 words, with no credit card. You sign in with Google to use it. Free posts can be up to 1,000 words each.
The Simple Writer turns a title and a few settings into a draft and is available on every plan. The Advanced Writer is a 7-step wizard on paid plans: you choose reference pages from the Google results, a primary keyword, supporting keywords, a title and an editable outline, then it writes the post.
It can be, if the post is helpful, accurate and reviewed by a person. Give it a target keyword, match the format that already ranks, then use the SEO Optimizer and Interlinker to tighten it. Google does not penalize content for being AI-written, but it does act against mass-produced, low-value pages.
In the Simple Writer, 500 to 3,000 words, with Free capped at 1,000 words per post. In the Advanced Writer, 300 to 5,000 words.
Be specific in the instructions about the audience and the point of view, supply your own examples and facts, and apply a saved brand voice. Then edit: replace generic lines with something only you could write.
Yes. The Interlinker adds links to a post with control over placement, from light edits to new copy and anchor text. Open it from the editor with Send to.
Writingful doesn't publish to your site for you. Copy the post with formatting, as HTML or as Markdown, or download it as a Word, HTML, Markdown or text file, and paste it into your CMS.
More than 25, including English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Japanese and Arabic. You can also set the country you are writing for.
It depends on length and plan. At 1,000 words per post and one model, the Free plan covers about five posts a month. Using several models on the same post multiplies the credits.