Blog Introduction Generator Free (AI-Powered) SEO-Friendly Blog Post Introductions

Keep Readers and Rank Better in Search Engines With This Instant AI Blog Introduction Generator Tool

Introductions can be tough to get right. Look at me here, fumbling all over my words… aaaaaaahhh got ya! I’ve been doin this thing for a while now. I’m very comfortable as a writer, and I can promise you that above all else, practice with writing compelling introductions is what leads to improvement.

What’s crucial during a blog introduction, is that you want to hook readers’ attention (with something clever and your main takeaway), then set up the rest of your blog post—but that can be tough to do well. That’s why I built this free blog introduction generator tool. To teach you the ropes.

Some bloggers end up spinning their wheels, going on and on in the introduction without really saying much. Others leap into their post almost instantly, jarring or confusing the reader. And far too many bloggers don’t even think about SEO (search engine optimization) principles when hurrying to write their introduction.

Your blog post introduction isn’t supposed to be a long rambling passage of text before you get into the post itself. It’s also not something to skip past as quickly as possible.

Instead, your introduction has several vital roles to play. It should:

• Intrigue, excite, or engage the reader in some way. Perhaps you accomplish this by promising an answer to a pressing question, by introducing a controversy, or by giving a startling statistic. This is often called the “hook” in your introduction.
• Set the reader’s expectations for your blog post’s content. What are they going to learn or achieve as a result of reading it? This is tricky to get right. Promise too little, and they might not bother reading—even if your post is super useful! Promise too much, and they may end up disappointed after reading your post, as you won’t have delivered on that promise.
• Match with the tone of your blog post. If you’ve written a thoughtful, detailed blog post then your introduction needs to fit with that calm and considered tone. If your post is a fierce and funny rant about something wrong with your niche, then you want to get that same energy into your introduction.
• Incorporate your primary keyword (plus any secondary keywords). This is so easy to forget—but your introduction is a critical part of your post when it comes to search engine optimization. Plus, using your keywords here helps clue readers in that they’re definitely in the right place to get the answers they’re searching for.

That’s a lot to handle, I know! It’s no wonder that so many bloggers find introductions tricky to get right. The good news is, help is here, my friend.

What is a Blog Introduction Generator Tool?

A blog introduction generator tool is an AI-powered piece of software that can instantly come up with an engaging introduction that incorporates your keywords. It’ll use key principles of writing good introductions so you can be confident that the text it produces will work for your post.

The best blog introduction generators don’t just add in your keywords and introduce your content, they also match your writing voice, style & tone. Ideally, your blog intro generator tool should let you select from a range of tones—which is a feature of the full blog introduction writer inside RightBlogger.

The version of this introduction generator inside RightBlogger also creates several options at once, giving you many options to choose from—and all of your creations are saved inside your account forever, too.

How to Create Incredible Introductions with This Blog Post Introduction Generator

My blog introduction generator is designed to make it effortless to create introductions to any blog post you can imagine. Here’s how to use it.

Type in Your Blog Post Title

First, you’ll need to enter the title of your blog post. If possible, use the full title here: you’ll get an introduction that’s perfectly tailored to it. Don’t worry if you haven’t yet decided on the title, though—you can just put in a general topic or working title.

If you need some help coming up with title ideas, check out my blog title generator. Or if you haven’t yet got an idea or topic for your post, use the blog idea generator for loads of great options tailored perfectly to your niche. They’re both completely free.

Add Your Keywords (RightBlogger Feature)

Next inside the RightBlogger version of this tool, you can add your primary keyword. (If you have multiple keywords, you can add them all here—just use commas to separate them.)

The fully-featured version of this tool inside RightBlogger will incorporate your keyword into the introduction. If you use several keywords, it may not be able to work them all in, so try to stick with just the most important ones.

What Are Keywords and Why Do They Matter?

New bloggers often get a bit confused by what “keywords” are. A keyword is anything that someone types into Google—you might find it easier to think of it as a search query. By using the same language in your blog post, you make it much easier for your post to rank for that search query.

Usually, you’ll optimize for keywords that are short phrases (not single words). To find good keywords to use for your posts, check out my free keyword research tool. There’s lots of guidance on that page to help you choose keywords at the “sweet spot” of volume and competitiveness.

Choose Your Preferred Tone: Great for Consistent Branding (RightBlogger Feature)

The full version of this blog intro tool inside RightBlogger lets you choose the writing tone you prefer—which is really important for your post. You don’t want your introduction to seem oddly disconnected from the style of the rest of your content. Instead, you want it to be a seamless fit.

How the Different Tones Work

Some of the tones produce solid, conventional blog content: “default” is a good one for this. If you want something more strongly voiced, try the “excited” or “fun & quirky” options. The different tones affect the word choices and also affect things like punctuation—e.g. you’ll often have an exclamation point in your intro if you use the “excited” tone.

Which Tone is Right for Your Blog Post?

The best fit for your post will be the tone that sounds most like your natural writing voice. You can choose from a wide range of tones in the tool, so try out a few different ones to see which you prefer. You can run the intro generator over and over again, as much as you like.

Generate 3 (or More) Blog Post Introductions and Choose the One You Like Best

Each time you run this free blog intro tool, it’ll come up with 3 different introductions for your post. You can then simply pick the one you like best. If you want, you could even copy them into a document then cut and paste between them to use elements of all 3.

What if none of your generated intros feel like a good fit? Just run the tool again for 3 more! You can keep doing this as much as you like, all for free. You’ll never run up against any usage limits.

Tweak the AI Writer’s Introduction to Suit Your Voice and Audience

Chances are, your introduction won’t be a 100% match for your voice and audience. You’ll want to make some little tweaks to it, perhaps changing a phrase to suit your own writing style, or adding an extra line of explanation for your audience of beginners.

You may also want to add in things like bold text (it’s especially useful to bold your keyword phrase) and links to other posts on your blog.

Add the Introduction to Your Blog Post

Once you’re happy with your introduction, you just need to add it into your blog post. Copy and paste it into the start of your post, checking that everything looks correct when you preview your post. (If your introduction seems oddly formatted, try copying it into your blog post as plain text, then add in bold, links, etc.)

Don’t forget to save your post once your introduction is in place.

Bonus: Use My Blog Post Introduction Checklist to Make Sure Your Introduction Does Everything It Needs To

After you’ve crafted your introduction and written your post, you want to make sure your introduction is setting up your post perfectly. Here’s my checklist to make sure your post draws readers in just right.

1. Does your first line have a “hook”—like a question or a surprising fact—to draw the reader in?
2. Make sure you’ve included your primary keyword plus any important secondary keywords
3. Check your intro makes it clear what readers can expect to learn/accomplish by reading your post
4. Put a phrase or sentence (preferably one containing your keyword) into bold text
5. Add a link to one post on your blog if possible
6. Keep your introduction short and focused—around 100–150 words is usually about right
7. Include an affiliate disclaimer after your intro if you’re using affiliate links in your post
8. Read your introduction aloud and check for any clumsy phrasing
9. Make sure your introduction fits seamlessly with your post in terms of tone
10. Proofread your introduction—having typos here will give new readers the impression that you’re a bit slapdash

Now, let’s dig into the features and how to get the most out of this free AI-powered introduction generator.

The Features of this Free Blog Post Intro Generator (AI Writer)

After trying out the blog introduction paragraph generator, you might be amazed at how well it can craft engaging intros for any title you give it. So how exactly does it work? Let’s dig into its main features.

Topic/Keyword (Try Entering the Full Title)

The most important feature of the intro tool is the topic/keyword box. It can’t come up with an introduction without a topic for the post!

Ideally, you want to enter your full title here. The tool uses natural language processing to understand what you type in, so it can “read” your title and use it to come up with a more specific and focused introduction.

For instance, here’s a generated introduction for the topic “run 5k”. It’s not bad, but it’s quite generic:

Are you planning to run a 5k soon? If so, you’re in the right place! This blog post will provide you with valuable tips and tricks to ensure that you not only complete the race but also enjoy the experience.

Contrast that with a generated introduction for the title “How to Run Your First 5K: 10 Steps to Success”. As you can see, it’s much more specific to the post.

Running a 5K is a great way to improve your fitness and challenge yourself. But where do you start? This guide will take you through the 10 essential steps you need to know to prepare for your first race. From setting your goals to choosing the right gear, we’ve got you covered.

Keywords to Include (Separate Multiple Keywords With Commas)

Optionally, the fully featured blog post intro generator in RightBlogger lets you tell it which keywords to include. I strongly recommend using this option. It’s really important for your SEO to have your primary keyword in your introduction—and while the tool will try to guess this from your title, it’s a good idea to state exactly what keyword you want to include.

You can include as many keywords as you like, though keep in mind that the tool may not be able to incorporate them all into every introduction. Generally, I’d suggest you just use your primary keyword and perhaps one important secondary keyword here.

Tone & Writing Style (Match Your Blogging Voice)

We designed the fully-featured blog intro tool inside RightBlogger to be able to use a whole range of styles, though this free tool is limited to just the default setting.

These match with the styles that my other free blogging tools use, such as my free article writer and blog conclusion generator, so if you’re using those to craft other parts of your post, you can simply pick the same style each time.

Language: Choose Your Preferred Language (RightBlogger Feature)

One nifty feature of the full blog intro generator inside RightBlogger, is that you can select from 20+ languages it can use as an output. This one is limited to just English, Spanish and French, however. There’s no need to manually translate your introduction—let the tool take care of it for you!

By default, the intro tool uses English (US), as that’s the most popular language for blogs. But you can select from 20+ different languages using the dropdown. You can even choose English (UK) if your blog uses UK spellings.

Blog Introduction Generator Tool FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

Tool built by my insanely talented friend, @sup and powered by RightBlogger.