Turn a keyword list and a target URL into a batch of client-ready articles for your link building and off-page SEO campaigns — in 20-30 major global languages, at the length you choose, each with a headline that is guaranteed unique across your entire order. Export as Word, HTML and TXT, then push straight to publishing.
Live tool interface
Content orders should be the easiest thing you sell — yet they're usually the hardest to produce at volume without cut corners. For off-page SEO and link building campaigns, content capacity is the real bottleneck.
Writing hundreds of articles, then formatting and converting each one to Word, eats days of billable capacity.
Repeating or near-identical titles across a PBN or guest-post order is exactly what clients complain about.
Earlier tools export plain text. Real order desks want `.docx` files, ZIPs and status reporting.
Order number, niche, keywords, link, language, length and total files — or paste a raw client order to auto-parse it.
The engine writes each article with a unique headline and embeds your link contextually.
Run immediately, queue in the background, and spread delivery over the dripfeed window.
Download Word/HTML/TXT or a ZIP, export reports, or push the set straight to publishing.
Writing profiles, niche targeting, output formats, publishing integrations and white-label options are all configurable to your process.
Existing titles are loaded, fed to the model as a "never reuse these" list, and regenerated until every headline is genuinely unique.
Generate for targeted major global languages (OpenAI-supported) from the same batch, with language-aware prompts.
Choose the target article length per batch so output matches the order spec — from short SEO pieces to long guides.
A niche field steers topical context so articles read as if they belong to the client's industry.
Your URL is placed naturally in the body via a dynamic placeholder replaced at generation time.
Every article exports as Word (`.docx`), previewable HTML and raw TXT — no manual conversion.
Jobs run one at a time and persist to a database. Close the browser and they keep going.
Carry a dripfeed window with the order metadata so delivery can be spread over time.
Regenerate a single article to replace its files with a fresh unique heading — without redoing the batch.

Paste a raw client order and an LLM parser extracts the order number, links, keywords, niche, language, dripfeed and counts — including multi-section orders with several URLs. Or use Normalize to convert a simple header plus keyword and URL lists into the canonical format.
Browse every generated project, preview an article in the browser, grab individual files or download the whole project as a ZIP named by order, links, dripfeed and niche. Then use Scan Metadata to match live post URLs back to the generated articles and export the result to Excel.










Produce large article packages without scaling the writing team.
Unique titles and Word exports make posting and reporting straightforward.
Handle high-volume article orders with predictable turnaround.
Keep a steady flow of on-brand content without hiring writers.
Tell us your typical article volume, languages and delivery format. We'll demo the tool live and show how we'd adapt it to your workflow.
Book a 15-min walkthrough Also see the comment tool20-30 major global languages (OpenAI-supported) are available in the live tool, with language-aware prompts. Additional or niche requirements can be handled on request.
Before generating, the engine loads all existing titles for the project, instructs the model to avoid them, and retries until each headline is unique — both against history and other articles in the same batch.
Each article is produced as Word (`.docx`), HTML and TXT. You can preview and download individually or grab the whole project as a ZIP.
Yes. Generated sets can be pushed to a connected publishing platform, with upload progress shown in the tool.
Yes. Writing profiles per niche, client or language — including bespoke guidelines and formatting — are a standard customization.
Yes. Dripfeed and its day count are carried in the order metadata so delivery can be scheduled.