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Get the Best Out of the Generator
Short, practical guides for writing better custom stories — from prompt craft to continuing chapters and narration. No fluff, just what works.
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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’.
Continue a story into new chapters
The second and third chapters are usually better than the first — the characters and tone are already established.
- Open a saved story and choose Next chapter.
- Optionally tell it what happens next (‘she takes control’), or leave it blank to continue naturally.
- Repeat as far as you like — each chapter keeps the established characters, voice, and heat.
Hear your story read aloud
Any saved story can be narrated in a natural, sensual voice — included with every plan.
- Save a story to your library.
- Open it and press Listen.
- Play it hands-free on any device.
Refine and rewrite until it's exactly right
You don't have to accept the first draft. Nudge it toward what you actually wanted.
- Use ‘Refine with AI’ on your prompt before generating to sharpen vague ideas.
- After generating, use the rewrite box: ‘make it rougher’, ‘add a twist’, ‘slower build’.
- Regenerate as many times as you like — every version auto-saves privately.
Keep everything private (or publish it)
Every story is saved privately to your account by default. Publishing is always your choice.
- Generations auto-save to My Stories — a refresh never loses your work.
- Reopen any story from My Stories to read, continue, or narrate it.
- Publish to the public library only if you want to — and unpublish anytime.
Try it as you read
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