Ideas for your niche, platform and goal, each with a suggested title, angle, hook and call to action.
Content Calendar Generator
Plan up to 92 days of posts in seconds: pick your platform, how often you post and your niche, and get a dated calendar with a title, hook and call to action for each post — ready for a spreadsheet or your calendar app.
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How it works
- Dates: every day from the start date for the number of days you choose, keeping only your posting days. “Twice a day” adds a morning and an afternoon slot.
- Pillars: posts rotate between Educate, Inspire, Community and Promote. The balanced mix is roughly 4 : 3 : 2 : 1 and is spread evenly, so you never get a run of promotional posts.
- Ideas: each post gets a content format from its pillar, with a title, hook and call to action written for your platform. Formats don’t repeat until every format in that pillar has been used.
- Exports: CSV for Excel or Google Sheets, .ics for Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar (all-day events), or plain text.
Example
“Home fitness” on YouTube, starting Monday 2 November 2026, for 14 days, posting Monday and Thursday, gives four videos. They follow the balanced mix, so the first might be an Educate video (“The Home Fitness Checklist I Use Every Week”), then an Inspire challenge video (“I Tried Home Fitness Every Day for 7 Days”), then a Community video asking for opinions, then another Educate video.
Change the frequency to “Every day” and the same two weeks become 14 posts, with about one promotional post for every ten.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get the calendar into Google Calendar or Outlook?
Click “Download .ics” and import the file. In Google Calendar on a computer: Settings → Import & export → Import, then pick the file and the calendar to add it to. In Outlook, open the .ics file or use the import option for calendar files. Each post becomes an all-day event with the hook and call to action in the description. Tip: import into a separate calendar so you can hide or delete the plan in one go.
Can I open it in Excel or Google Sheets?
Yes. “Download CSV” gives a spreadsheet with one row per post: date, day, platform, pillar, format, title, hook, call to action, idea, angle and a status column you can update as you go.
What are content pillars?
Broad types of content you rotate between so your feed isn’t all one thing. This calendar uses four: Educate (teach something), Inspire (stories, challenges, progress), Community (questions, opinions, behind the scenes) and Promote (your products, services or offers). The mix setting changes the balance; promotion always stays a minority.
How often should I post?
As often as you can keep up with good work. A consistent, sustainable schedule is more useful than a burst of daily posts followed by silence. Start with fewer days per week — you can always add more.
Can I edit the plan?
Yes. Edit any title in the list; your changes are included in the CSV, .ics and copied text. Regenerate shuffles the ideas but replaces your edits, so export first if you want to keep them.
Is my plan saved?
No — nothing is stored or sent. Download the CSV or .ics to keep it.
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