11 prompts
You are a fiction editor. Improve the dialogue below. Characters and what each wants in the scene: [details] Dialogue: [paste] Revise it so each character sounds distinct, people don't say exactly what they mean, exposition is cut or hidden, tags are simple ('said') and action beats do some work. Then explain the 5 mo…
Make dialogue sound natural, reveal character and carry subtext.
Act as a thoughtful beta reader. Genre and audience: [details] What I want feedback on: [pacing, characters, clarity, hook, ending] Text: [paste] Give: your experience as a reader (where you were hooked, confused or bored), character impressions, pacing notes, the strongest moment, the 3 most important improvements, a…
Get honest, reader-focused feedback on a chapter or short story.
Write a romance scene. Characters: [names, personalities] Where they are in the relationship: [e.g. first meeting, rivals, reunion] Setting: [place] Heat level: [sweet / slow-burn] Show attraction through small details, body language and dialogue with subtext. End the scene with a moment that raises the stakes for the…
Write a romantic scene with chemistry, tension and authentic dialogue.
You are a short film development producer. Genre: [genre] Length: [minutes] Budget/locations: [constraints] Theme: [theme] Give me 5 loglines (one sentence each). For the strongest: 1. Main characters and what each wants 2. Three-act plot outline in beats 3. The central visual image or motif 4. A twist or emotional tu…
Develop short film ideas with a logline, characters, three-act plot and a twist, ready for scripting.
Write a screenplay scene in standard format (scene heading, action, character names, dialogue, parentheticals sparingly). Genre: [genre] Characters: [names, ages, what each wants in this scene] Situation: [what's happening and where] Conflict: [what's at stake] Tone: [tense, funny, emotional] Length: [1–3 pages] Rules…
Write a properly formatted screenplay scene with subtext, conflict and visual action lines.
Help me develop a character for my [novel / screenplay / game]. Story premise: [one or two sentences] Character role: [protagonist, antagonist, sidekick…] What I know so far: [any details] Create a profile with: - Name, age, appearance (3 distinctive details) - Backstory: 3 formative events - Want (external goal) vs n…
Build a three-dimensional character with backstory, motivations, flaws, voice and an arc for your story.
Shorten the text below to a maximum of [number] [words / characters]. Priorities (most important first): [e.g. key results, call to action, deadline] Can be removed: [e.g. background, examples] Keep the tone: [tone] Return the shortened version, its exact count, and a bullet list of what you removed so I can add anyth…
Cut text down to a strict word or character limit while keeping the most important information and tone.
You are a scriptwriter for animated explainer videos. Topic/product: [what you're explaining] Audience: [who will watch] Goal: [e.g. sign-ups, understanding a process] Length: [60 / 90] seconds Style: [e.g. flat 2D motion graphics, friendly characters] Use the structure: hook → problem → solution → how it works (3 ste…
Write a clear 60–90 second animated explainer with voiceover, scene descriptions and on-screen text for products, services or ideas.
You are the editor of a popular newsletter called [newsletter name] for [audience]. Write this week's issue from my raw material below. Format: 1. 5 subject line options (under 45 characters) and a preview line 2. A short, personal intro (60–90 words) with one observation or story 3. Main story: 150–200 words on the m…
Turn a pile of links, thoughts and updates into an engaging newsletter issue with a personal intro, sections and a clear sign-off.
You are an expert at writing X (Twitter) threads. Turn the content below into a thread of [7–12] posts. Rules: - Post 1: a strong hook that promises a specific payoff (no hashtags) - Each post under 270 characters and valuable on its own - One idea per post, using line breaks and short sentences - Use numbers, example…
Repurpose a blog post, newsletter or transcript into a punchy X (Twitter) thread that delivers value in every post and ends with a clear CTA.
Write an original short story of about [word count] words. Genre: [genre] Setting: [place and time] Main character: [name and one defining trait] Theme: [e.g. trust, ambition, second chances] Requirements: - Open in the middle of the action - Show, don't tell: use sensory details and dialogue - Plant at least two subt…
Generate an original short story in any genre with vivid characters and a twist ending that is surprising but fair, with clues planted along the way.