AI Story Writer for Short Stories and Scenes
AI Ghostwriter's fiction writer turns a premise into a short story or a single scene, or picks up your own draft exactly where it stops. You choose from ten genres, including thriller, mystery, science fiction and a children's story for ages 5 to 9, plus the narrator and the length. It shows rather than tells, keeps names and setting consistent and doesn't end on a moral.
Try it: Fiction
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How to use it
- 01
Type the premise or the scene you have in mind; to continue a draft, paste the passage where it stops.
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Pick Fiction under “Use it for” (in More), choose Short story, Single scene or Continue my text, then the genre, narrator and length; More details holds characters and setting.
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Send it, read it through, then ask for another take or say what to change, like a darker ending or more dialogue.
Good for
- A first draft of a short story
- A scene you're stuck on in your novel
- Picking up an unfinished draft in the same voice
- Bedtime stories for ages 5 to 9
- Genre exercises for a writing class
The rules it follows
| Genres | Drama, Thriller, Mystery / crime, Romance, Science fiction, Fantasy, Horror, Comedy, Dystopian, Children's story (ages 5-9) |
|---|---|
| Length | Short ~800, Medium ~1,800, Long ~3,500 words |
| Narrator | First person or third person |
| Long stories | Planned as 3-5 scenes before writing |
| Dialogue | Quotation marks in English, a dash at the start of the line in Turkish |
| Red pen | Off by default; you can switch it on |
| Download formats | Markdown, plain text, HTML, JSON |
Questions
How do I write a short story with AI?
Give it a premise, then pick the genre, narrator and length, and add characters and a setting if you have them. Long stories are planned as 3-5 scenes before the writing starts.
Can it continue a story I've already started?
Yes. Choose Continue my text and paste the passage; it keeps your style, narrator and tense and carries on from the last line without repeating what you wrote.
Can it write children's stories?
Yes, there's a Children's story genre for ages 5 to 9: short, clear sentences, a warm voice, a repeating rhythm and nothing frightening or violent. Read it yourself before you share it with a child.
Will the story end with a moral?
No. Closing lines that spell out the lesson are against its rules; the ending, open or closed, is left to the reader.
How is dialogue written?
The way fiction in that language punctuates it: quotation marks in English, a dash at the start of the line in Turkish. Dialogue is there to show character, and names stay consistent from start to finish.
Why is the red pen off for fiction?
In fiction, style is a deliberate choice, so the red pen starts switched off. Turn it on if you want it; it keeps the dialogue punctuation, paragraphing and narrator as they are.