

Generate title recommendations directly inside the WordPress post editor, then compare scores and apply the best option without leaving the page.
OneClickContent – Titles is a free BYO-key AI title assistant for WordPress. It helps writers, editors, marketers, and site owners generate multiple headline options from post content, compare them with useful quality signals, and apply the best title without leaving the editor.
Instead of locking you into a bundled AI subscription, OneClickContent keeps the model simple: use your own OpenAI, Google Gemini, or OpenRouter account, choose the provider and model you prefer, and keep control of usage directly with that provider.
This plugin is built for teams that want a practical workflow, not just raw AI output:
That makes the plugin especially useful for:
OpenRouter: Load models fetches the public text-model catalog without sending a key or post content. Test model sends your key, selected model, and sample text through OpenRouter to the model provider. Generate Titles sends your post content and title instructions through the same service. OpenRouter bills usage to your account. Key/model test results expire after seven days and apply only to the tested configuration. Save Changes keeps your OpenRouter key and model; opening settings does not run an OpenRouter generation request.
This plugin connects to the OpenAI, Google Gemini, or OpenRouter API only for the provider features you configure. It does not include tracking or send data to OneClickContent.
OpenAI and Google Gemini API-key validation and model loading send the configured key to that provider. Google validation also sends a short test prompt. OpenRouter catalog loading is public and sends neither your key nor your post content. When you choose Generate Titles, the plugin sends the post content, title-generation instructions, selected controls, and any configured brand-voice guidance to the selected provider. The provider may charge for API usage according to your account plan.
API keys and generated title results are stored in your WordPress database. Optional troubleshooting logs are disabled by default on new installations. If you enable them, they can contain request metadata; API keys are redacted. Uninstalling the plugin removes its options, saved title results, and log artifacts.