Speech Outlines: Opening, Three Points, Closing
A speech is easier to write — and to hear — with a clear shape. This builder gives you opening, three points, and closing.
What is the Speech Outline Builder?
Enter the occasion, topic, and audience, and the tool builds a speech outline with opening, three main points, and closing. This is a structural draft to fill with your own stories and evidence.
How to use it
- Enter the occasion and topic.
- Describe the audience.
- Click Build Speech Outline and fill in your stories.
Worked example
For a graduation speech on what we learned together, the outline runs opening, three points, and closing for graduates and families.
What structure works for most speeches?
An opening hook, three main points, and a closing line the audience remembers.
Frequently asked questions
How many points should a speech have?
Three is the classic count: enough to develop, few enough to remember.
How long should the opening be?
Short — a hook and a welcome, then straight into the first point.