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Free AI Blog Post Writer

Paste your URL and get a real, SEO-optimised blog post written for your site in seconds. Free. No account required.

No GitHub, no account. Paste your URL and we'll write a real, SEO-optimised blog post for your site.

Enter your website URL to get a free sample post

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How it works

Paste your website URL

Drop in your URL and we fetch your site, analyse your content, and figure out your tone, audience, and niche automatically.

Review your settings

Blogr pre-fills tone, audience, topics, and keywords from your site. Adjust anything you want before we write.

Get a publication-ready post

We generate a real, SEO-optimised blog post tailored to your site. Read the full thing before committing to anything.

FULLY CUSTOMISABLE

We get it started. You control everything.

Paste your URL and Blogr fills in tone, audience, topics, and keywords. Adjust anything you want before we write.

Author (optional)

e.g. The Blogr team

Site description

A practical resource for developers building production web apps with Next.js, TypeScript, and Postgres. Real-world patterns, comparison guides, and tutorials that actually ship.

Target audience

Full-stack developers and indie hackers shipping production SaaS with modern TypeScript stacks.

Tone

Professional

Authoritative and polished

Conversational

Friendly and approachable

Technical

Detailed and precise

Opinionated

Bold takes and strong views

Post length

Short

~1,000–1,200 words · Quick reads, long tail SEO

Medium

~1,600–1,800 words · Sweet spot for most sites

Long

~2,200–2,400 words · Authoritative deep dives

Topic hints

Broad content areas we'll draw from when deciding what to write about next.

Next.js App RouterTypeScript patternsPostgres performanceAPI designAuthentication & authDeployment workflowsTesting strategiesIndie SaaS growth8 / 10

Long-tail keywords

Specific search phrases targeted directly in posts. Long-tail keywords compound over time as your content grows.

next.js app router migration guidetypescript strict mode setuppostgres connection pooling node.jsdrizzle orm vs prisma 2026react server components tutorialnextauth v5 setup guidevercel edge functions vs serverlesstailwind dark mode setuptanstack query vs swrnext.js image optimizationsqlite production checkliststripe webhooks retry pattern12 / 20

Topics to avoid

Things Blogr will never write about, even if they're trending in your niche.

Crypto & Web3PoliticsCompetitor product comparisonsHot takes on framework wars4 / 10