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Essay Outline Builder

Thesis statement

The thesis is the spine of the essay — every body paragraph should support it.

Outline completeness0 of 13 fields filled

IntroductionOpen with a hook, then land on your thesis.

Hook

Body paragraphsOne idea per paragraph. Each starts with a topic sentence, then 2-3 supporting points.

Paragraph 1

Topic sentence

Supporting points

Paragraph 2

Topic sentence

Supporting points

Paragraph 3

Topic sentence

Supporting points

ConclusionRestate the thesis in different words, then point to the wider implication.

Restated thesisWider implication

Preview

THESIS
  (thesis statement here)

INTRODUCTION
  Hook: (opening line)
  Thesis: (thesis statement)

BODY PARAGRAPH 1
  Topic sentence: (topic sentence)
    1. (supporting point)
    2. (supporting point)

BODY PARAGRAPH 2
  Topic sentence: (topic sentence)
    1. (supporting point)
    2. (supporting point)

BODY PARAGRAPH 3
  Topic sentence: (topic sentence)
    1. (supporting point)
    2. (supporting point)

CONCLUSION
  Restated thesis: (thesis in new words)
  Wider implication: (why this matters)

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About Essay Outline Builder

Scaffolds an academic essay before you write it. Start with a thesis statement in the hero block at the top — the single sentence the essay argues. Then fill in an introduction (hook + thesis restated), 1+ body paragraphs (each with a topic sentence and 2-3 supporting points where you note evidence, examples, quotes, or reasoning steps), and a conclusion (your thesis in fresh words + the wider implication). Add unlimited body paragraphs, reorder them with up/down arrows, remove ones that don't earn their keep. A live completeness chip tracks how many fields are filled so you can see at a glance how much of the structure is in place. One-click copy gives you a cleanly indented text block ready to paste into Word or Google Docs as a writing starting point. Auto-saves to localStorage so coming back to the page picks up where you left off. Built for students drafting essays, teachers giving structure to free-writing exercises, anyone who finds the blank page paralysing.

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