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Paragraph generator

A free paragraph generator. Give it the topic and the points to cover, and Hemmingway writes one clear paragraph that opens with the main point.

Opens Hemmingway with this filled in. Free to try, no card needed.

Type the topic and the points the paragraph has to cover. Hemmingway turns them into one paragraph: a first sentence that says what it is about, your points in a sensible order, and no closing line that repeats the first.

Nothing is added to pad it out. Give three points and you get three points, joined up. Thin notes make a thin paragraph, so put in the detail you want to see.

What makes a good paragraph

  • One paragraph, one idea. If your points pull in two directions, that is two paragraphs. Run the tool twice.
  • Lead with the main sentence. A reader who stops after the first sentence should still know what the paragraph claims.
  • Order the points on purpose. By time, by importance, or cause before effect. Any of them beats the order you happened to think of them in.
  • Go easy on linking words. One "because" or "so" does more than a "furthermore" at the head of every sentence.

An example

Asked for a paragraph of about 60 words for a letter to the council on why a street should have a 20 mph limit, with a primary school at one end, cars parked on both sides hiding children who step out, and two near misses this term, a paragraph along these lines is what to expect:

Our street should have a 20 mph limit because drivers cannot see children in time. There is a primary school at one end, and cars are parked along both sides, which hides any child stepping out between them. There have already been two near misses this term.

It ends on the near misses because that is the strongest point, and there is no "in conclusion".

If you need something else

Common questions

Is the paragraph 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 paragraph is written in the chat.

How long should a paragraph be?

As long as one idea takes. Three to six sentences is common in essays and reports, and one or two is normal online.

Can it write an introduction or a conclusion?

Yes. Say so under what it is for, and give it the argument the rest of the piece makes, because an introduction has to know where the piece is going. It will not guess.

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.

Can I use it for homework?

Check what your school or course says about AI first, because the rules differ from one to the next. Where it is allowed, treat the paragraph as a draft: the points are yours, and the final wording should be too.

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