Give it the topic, who reads your blog, and your notes: what you did, what you found, what you would tell a friend. Hemmingway writes a draft post from them, with a headline, an opening that starts on a real point, and a short section for each thing you noted.
Your notes are the post. No statistic, quotation or anecdote is brought in from outside, which means a post built on three notes will be short. That is the honest length for it.
What makes a post worth reading
- Write from what you know first-hand. The line about throwing bread away in the first month is what no other post has.
- Pick one reader. "People thinking of starting a food stall" tells it what to explain and what to skip.
- Put numbers and names in the notes. "A third" and "a week" carry more than "a lot" and "quickly", when they are true.
An example
Asked for a dry, first-person post for people thinking of starting a food stall, about a year of selling sourdough at a Saturday market, from notes that say bake less than you think (a third was thrown away in the first month), a regular pitch matters more than a big sign, the card reader paid for itself in a week, and winter mornings are hard so bring a flask, a post that opens along these lines is what to expect:
Bake less than you think: a year of selling sourdough at a Saturday market
In my first month I threw away a third of what I baked. If you are thinking of starting a food stall, start there: bake less than you think you will sell.
A regular pitch matters more than a big sign.
The draft carries on through the card reader and the winter mornings, a short section each, and stops.
Before you publish
Read it aloud and change whatever you would not say. Check every fact against your notes.
If the headline is not right, the headline generator gives you five to choose from, and the outline generator helps when the notes will not fall into order. To get drafts closer to your own voice, see how to make AI write like you.
Common questions
Is the blog post generator free?
Yes. Hemmingway has a free trial with no card needed, and this tool opens it with your answers filled in. You sign up once, and the post is written in the chat.
How long a blog post can it write?
Hemmingway-1 is better at short writing than at very long pieces. For a long post, have it write from an outline, a section at a time.
Can it write a post around a keyword?
Put the phrase in your notes and say where you want it. It uses the phrase where it fits and does not repeat it to fill space.
Will it sound like AI?
It is built not to. Hemmingway-1, the model behind it, came first on sounding like a person in our own blind test, Human-Likeness. It still helps to read it aloud and change any word you would not use.
Does it publish the post for me?
No. You copy the draft into your own blog, or save it from the Hemmingway app as a Markdown file.