Interactive tool · free
Content ideas generator
Enter your topic, audience and goal, and get 15 to 25 concrete ideas, each with a format, an opening hook, a funnel stage and an effort level.
Private by design Your answers are processed in your browser only. They are not sent to an AI model, not stored, and never put into a link.
What the tool does
The hard part of content is rarely the making. It is the daily question: what do we post today? The generator asks for your sector, topic, audience, goal and the formats your team can actually make, then suggests 15 to 25 concrete ideas: a title built on your topic, the right format, a hook for the first three seconds or the first line, the funnel stage the idea serves, and the effort it takes.
The ideas come from a library of more than 40 angles I wrote by hand, such as myth vs fact, behind the scenes, before and after, common mistakes and a real customer story, plus angles for Ramadan, Eid and other seasons. They are weighted by your goal; you can ask for another set, filter by format or stage, and keep and copy your favourites.
Who it's for
- Small business owners who run their own accounts
- Content leads planning a month who need fresh angles
- Agencies preparing an ideas session with a new client
- Trainers and personal brands
How to use it
- Pick your sector and write your topic the way you’d say it to a customer.
- Describe your audience and what the content should do now.
- Choose the formats your team makes, and an upcoming occasion if there is one.
- Filter the ideas, keep your favourites, and copy them into your content calendar.
Privacy
The tool is structured logic running in your page: rules, questions and decision tables I wrote myself, not an AI model. Nothing you type leaves your device; the only thing recorded is that the tool was used, with no content.
The generator doesn’t write the content, and it doesn’t know your audience the way you do: these are angle templates filled with your topic, and a few titles may need a light edit to read naturally. Only use a story or numbers idea if you have a real story or numbers you can prove.