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This page covers the article-generation workflow under Optimization > Actions: the inputs you supply (prompt, optional keywords, reference links, files, word count) and the asynchronous pipeline that turns them into a draft with SEO metadata and images.

Creating an article

Navigate to Optimization > Actions and fill in the content configuration form.

Required input

  • Prompt — describe the article topic and any specific instructions (1—1,000 characters)

Optional inputs

  • Keywords — up to 10 target keywords the article should incorporate
  • Reference links — up to 5 URLs that the article should draw information from
  • File uploads — reference documents in PDF, DOCX, CSV, or XLSX format
  • Word count — minimum and maximum word count targets (100—10,000)
Providing keywords and reference links produces more targeted, higher-quality articles. The more context you give, the better the output.

How generation works

After you submit, Topify runs a multi-step pipeline in the background: research → reference extraction → file processing → outline → drafting → GEO optimization → image generation → HTML conversion. The pipeline runs asynchronously; you can check progress from the generation history table. For a step-by-step walkthrough including the research dossier, outline approval, and publish flow, see Tutorial: Generate articles.

Generation history

The history table lists all your generated articles with:
  • Title — article title
  • Status — pending, processing, completed, or failed
  • Data sources — what inputs were used (web search, reference links, uploaded files)
  • Created date
Click on any article to view its full output.

Article output

A completed article includes:
  • Content — full article in Markdown format
  • SEO metadata — optimized title, meta description, and URL slug
  • Keywords — target keywords used in the article
  • Featured images — generated images (when available)

Editing and publishing

After generation, you can:
  • Edit the article content, title, slug, and SEO fields directly in the platform
  • Change status between draft, published, and archived
  • Regenerate images if you want different featured images

Plan limits

Each article consumes one generation credit. See Billing and plans for credit allowances and how unused credits accumulate.

FAQ

Does a failed generation use a credit?

No. Credits are consumed only when an article completes successfully. If any step in the pipeline fails, you can retry the same task at no cost.

What types of content can Topify generate?

Long-form articles optimized for AI visibility using proven GEO techniques — blog posts, thought leadership articles, comparison pieces, and educational guides. Each one incorporates citations, statistics, and authoritative language designed to maximize the chance AI providers will quote it.

How does AI-optimized content differ from traditional SEO content?

Traditional SEO content optimizes for keyword density, backlinks, and meta tags so it ranks in Google’s blue links. AI-optimized (GEO) content optimizes for being quoted by an AI assistant: clear factual statements, named statistics, source citations, and an authoritative tone that AI models are willing to surface in their answers.