
Write a prompt that gets you exactly what you want
The single biggest lever on story quality is the prompt. Specifics beat plot summaries every time.
- Describe one charged moment, not a whole storyline. “She recognises him from a photo she was never meant to see” gives the model real tension to build on.
- Name the characters and their relationship — strangers, exes, and forbidden pairings all read very differently.
- Set the scene with sensory detail: the place, the time, the lighting, what's at stake.
- Pick a mood and intensity that match the fantasy — the same setup plays out very differently at ‘slow burn’ vs ‘wild’.



