What this tool does
Generate focused thesis and dissertation topics backed by source trends
When to use it
Brainstorming research questions, essay angles, and scoped paper topics.
What you need before starting
- A signed-in Praxeli account (required to run tools)
- Enough monthly AI words for generative runs (file conversion is free)
- Clear input: a topic, brief, upload, or pasted text as the tool requires
Step-by-step
- 1Open Topic Generator from Workspace or the Tools catalogue.
- 2Enter or upload the required input.
- 3Adjust available options (style, length, format) when shown.
- 4Run the tool and review the result carefully before exporting or citing.
Example input
Example
Climate policy in urban planning, undergraduate level
What to expect from the output
Typical output
Several focused topic options with rationale, research questions, and starter references.
Tips
- Set topic count from 1–100 (larger counts take longer; generation runs in batches).
- Time range filters the starter academic references appended to the list.
- Add keywords to steer topics toward methods, populations, or subfields.
- Pick one topic and continue in Citation Finder, Methodology Assistant, or Essay tools.
Limitations
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