Article Outline Generator

Free blog post outline generator

Put the topic or question on the first line and one supporting point on each line under it. The generator returns a heading skeleton: a direct-answer section at the top, one sub-heading per supporting point, and under each of those a claim, an evidence/source line and an example-or-limitation line. Those three prompts are the part a downloaded template does not give you — they are what stops an outline collapsing into three headings and a shrug.

IN — the topic on the first line, one supporting point per line under it

Do standing desks reduce back pain?
What the trials actually measured
Who benefits most
What a sit-stand routine looks like

OUT — the outline, in full

# Do standing desks reduce back pain?

## Direct answer
[State the answer in 40–70 words, then name the strongest evidence.]

## What the reader needs to know
### What the trials actually measured
- Claim:
- Evidence/source:
- Example or limitation:
### Who benefits most
- Claim:
- Evidence/source:
- Example or limitation:
### What a sit-stand routine looks like
- Claim:
- Evidence/source:
- Example or limitation:
## Questions and next steps
- What changes the answer?
- What should the reader do next?

It is free, needs no account and calls no model, so the same input returns the same skeleton every time. Up to 20 lines are used; the result is a structure to fill in, not a draft to publish.