Readers decide in the first few lines whether to stay or leave. Jood's AI blog intro writer drafts three different opening paragraphs for a post on your topic, using Google's Gemini service, so you can pick the best one or combine parts of several.
How to use it
Type the topic or title of the post in the "Prompt / Topic / Input Text" box.
Choose the "Language".
Click "Start Now": the three intros appear with "Copy", "Download Word" and "Download TXT" buttons.
If your title is already written, type it as it is: a good introduction follows through on what the title promises.
What makes a good intro
It tells readers what they will get: after three sentences they should know why to keep reading.
It starts from their problem: a question they ask or a situation they know beats a general definition that begins with "Since the dawn of time".
It is short: one or two paragraphs, then get into the subject.
It is honest: do not promise what the post does not deliver, since readers who feel tricked leave fast.
Make it sound like you
Generated intros often sound alike. Keep the idea you like, then add what nobody else can: a figure from your own experience, a short story you lived, a sentence in your usual style. Also make sure the first sentence contains the word your readers search for, without repeating it for no reason.
Good to know
The topic is sent to Google Gemini, so keep confidential information out of it. The site's key has a daily allowance, and you can add your own free key from Google AI Studio in the "Your API key" box. Visitors from the European Union, Switzerland and the United Kingdom need their own key under Google's terms for free keys.
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