Structure before prose.
Seeing the outline first keeps the article focused and makes it easier to judge whether the draft covers the topic.
- H2 and H3 outline
- Section-by-section drafting
- Assembled as Markdown
Give it a title or target keyword and get an outlined, sectioned draft to edit, instead of starting from a blank page.
The article generator in BigRank turns an SEO topic into a structured draft. It writes an outline of H2 and H3 headings first, drafts each section, then assembles the whole article in Markdown for you to review and edit.
A draft is easier to review when its structure is settled first. Every job takes the same inputs, a title or keyword plus language, tone and effort, and builds an H2 and H3 outline before any section is written.
The generator creates an H2 and H3 outline so the structure is settled before any writing.
Each section is then drafted, and the sections are assembled into one Markdown article.
Choose the language and tone to match your brand and audience.
Set low, medium or high effort depending on how much depth the topic needs.
Generation runs as a queued job, so you can keep working while it finishes.
Read the draft as rendered Markdown before you copy or export it.
Every article is kept in the project's history, so the team can find it again.
Export any article as Markdown or HTML to finish it in your own editor or CMS.
Seeing the outline first keeps the article focused and makes it easier to judge whether the draft covers the topic.
Pick the language, tone and how hard the model should think. Use low effort for quick drafts and high effort for complex topics.
Start from a keyword you found in Keyword Research, check the top results in SERP Analysis, then generate the draft.
A useful draft starts from a settled topic and fixed options, and ends with a human edit. The generator does the first pass; your team keeps the final say.
Enter a title or target keyword.
Pick language, tone and reasoning effort.
Read the rendered Markdown preview when the job completes.
Refine the text, then export it as Markdown or HTML.
Drafts help most when the topic is already chosen and the blank page is the bottleneck: a keyword backlog, a page losing traffic, a new language or a brief for a writer.
Produce first drafts for a list of target keywords.
Draft a new angle for a page that is losing traffic.
Choose another language for a regional audience.
Give writers a structured outline to build on.
Use the Article Generator when the topic is settled and you need a first draft, Keyword Research to decide which topic is worth writing about, and SERP Analysis to see what the pages that already rank look like.
Turn a title or keyword into an outlined Markdown draft in your chosen language, tone and effort, saved to the project's history.
Expand a seed keyword into related ideas and questions with search intent, so you know which topic deserves an article.
Audit the current top 10 results for a keyword, with headings, word counts and technical checks, before you write.
Keep going
A draft is one step of the job. Find the topic first, check who already ranks, and follow the keyword once the article is published.
Answers about daily article limits, reviewing and editing drafts, rewriting one section, saved history, background generation, reasoning effort and the SERP-based briefs that are planned.
Per project and per day, Pro includes 1, Max includes 15 and Ultra includes 50.
Treat it as a draft. Review facts, add your own expertise and edit before publishing.
Yes. Each project keeps a history of its articles.
Not yet. Drafts already link to relevant pages from your latest crawl; using SERP Analysis data as a content brief is planned.
Yes. Regenerate any single section; the rest of the article, your edits included, stays as it is.
No. Each article is a queued background job, so you can keep working and open the preview when it is ready.
How much work the model puts into the draft. Low suits quick drafts, and high suits complex topics that need more depth.
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