Thesis Statement Generator
Build a clear, arguable thesis statement from your topic, position and reasons — in argumentative, analytical, compare/contrast or expository form.
How to use
- 1Enter your topic, your position (what you argue) and your main reasons.
- 2Choose the essay type and pick the version that fits your voice — then refine it.
How it's calculated
A strong thesis = specific topic + a debatable claim + the reasons that support it (often in the same order as your body paragraphs).
Frequently asked questions
Where does the thesis go?
Usually as the last sentence of the introduction, so it leads straight into your first body paragraph.
What makes a thesis 'arguable'?
A reasonable person could disagree. 'Social media exists' isn't arguable; 'Schools should teach social media literacy' is.
How long should it be?
One or two sentences. If it takes more, your claim is probably too broad.