Free AI writing tool

Introduction & Conclusion Writer

The hardest paragraphs to write, done well: an introduction that hooks the reader and states your thesis, or a conclusion that ties it all together.

Result

Your result will appear here.

3 simple steps

How it works

1
Describe your piece
Topic, thesis or main points — the more detail, the better.
2
Pick introduction or conclusion
Choose the type of piece and the hook style.
3
Copy and adapt
Drop it into your draft and make it your own.

Strong openings, satisfying endings

Readers decide in the first few lines whether to keep going, and they remember the last few. The VirtuaChat Introduction & Conclusion Writer helps you get both right.

For an introduction, it opens with a hook that fits your piece — a striking question, a vivid scene, a surprising angle — gives just enough context and ends on a clear thesis or purpose statement. For a conclusion, it restates your main idea in fresh words, pulls your key points together and closes with a final thought: an implication, a call to action or a look ahead.

Paste your thesis or a summary of your main points for the best result. It works for essays, articles, blog posts, reports and speeches.

Hooks that work

Question, anecdote, bold claim or surprising angle — matched to your piece.

Fits your argument

Built around your thesis and main points.

Endings that land

Synthesis and a final thought — not a boring repeat.

Frequently asked questions

At least the topic and your main point. For a conclusion, list your main arguments so it can pull them together accurately.

Yes — a question, an anecdote, a surprising fact-style opening, a bold statement or a quotation-style opening (it won't invent real quotes).

Yes. Choose the type of piece and it adapts the tone and length.

Yes. You can use the Introduction & Conclusion Writer free every day, no sign-up needed. A free VirtuaChat account raises your daily limit and adds 100 credits for the AI chat, and paid plans remove the limits altogether.

Yes. Write your input in any major language — Spanish, French, German, Hindi, Arabic, Chinese and many more — and the result comes back in the same language unless you ask for another one.