Find a story worth following
Explore a character's goal, an unusual setting, or a difficult choice. Compare different openings before you commit to a direction.
AI Story Generator
Give your story its first page. Turn a character, a curious question, or a half-formed idea into a draft you can continue, rewrite, and make your own.
Try the first draft here. Free access has limits; saved projects and visual tools use your account and plan credits.
See how it worksA little inspiration. A new direction.
Pick a prompt to read an illustrative opening, then generate your own version. These samples are prepared examples, not live results or customer testimonials.
Example opening
The radio said Mara's name before she switched it on. On Platform Three, rain gathered around a red suitcase. She had checked the platform a minute ago. Empty. Now someone had left a case beneath the broken clock, with a luggage tag written in her handwriting.
Your idea, with a first draft to build on
Start with something specific: a radio operator alone at a station, a red suitcase, and a message that knows her name. Generate an opening, read what works, then change the stakes or point of view. The next decision stays yours.
Generate story
From a blank page to your next scene
Write past the stuck part
Paste an unfinished idea or use Continue after a draft. Read each new scene for names, motives, and details that need to stay consistent.
Give the opening another pass
Use Rewrite to try a sharper opening. Copy a version you like before generating another, then edit the phrasing in your own voice.
Let the story become something you can see
This illustrative sequence follows Mara, her teal raincoat, and a red suitcase through four station shots. Use it as a guide: keep a character, location, and key prop consistent when you adapt your own draft into a storyboard or comic.
Explore script to storyboardSee your story beyond the writing screen
The same rainy-station story, imagined as a reading copy, a handheld proof, different cover designs, and a coordinated author set.
AI-generated display concepts using original LlamaGen story art. Paper examples illustrate personal printing and reading; they are not customer photographs or a print-delivery offer.
A starting point for every storyteller
Writers
Test a premise, change the point of view, or work through the opening of a short story.
Visual creators
Draft scene beats and dialogue before planning comic panels or storyboard shots.
Teachers and content teams
Create writing prompts and sample narratives. Review the output and follow your classroom or team's AI rules.
How to create a story with AI
Start with a specific premise
Describe a protagonist, setting, goal, and obstacle. Choose a tone and output language in your prompt.
Generate an opening
Select Generate story. The result is a draft to review; one response is not a complete book.
Read, continue, and revise
Check the voice, facts, and continuity. Continue the next scene or rewrite the opening. Copy a version before replacing it.
Save it and keep creating
Keep this text in this browser for up to seven days while you sign in, then choose a workspace and save it in Story. AI continuation uses your account's plan allowance.
Your story, with a human editor: you
AI can invent facts, repeat familiar phrasing, or lose track of a character. Review every draft before sharing it. Follow LlamaGen's terms and your school or workplace rules; check third-party material before publishing.
Your questions, answered
Is the AI story generator free?
You can try story generation on this page. Free access is limited and availability can change. Saved projects and visual generation require an account and may use plan credits. Check current pricing before starting a larger project.
How does an AI story generator work?
It uses your prompt to generate a possible continuation: characters, description, dialogue, and events. It does not know which details you intend to keep, so give it clear constraints and review the result.
Can I write in another language?
Yes. Specify your preferred output language in the prompt. Quality varies by language and prompt; check tone, names, and idioms before using the text.
Can it write a complete novel at once?
Use it for openings, scenes, and revisions. Build longer work in stages, keeping an outline and character notes so each new scene fits the story.
Can I continue this draft in Story?
Yes. Choose Save this draft in Story, sign in, select a workspace, and confirm saving. The text stays in this browser for up to seven days and is never placed in the URL. If you reach a Story plan limit, compare plans and return to save the same draft.
Can I publish an AI-assisted story?
Review LlamaGen's terms and the rules of the platform where you intend to publish. Check accuracy, third-party material, and any disclosure requirements. Generation does not guarantee unique text or exclusive rights.
Know who builds the tool
LlamaGen builds tools for writing, comics, and storyboards. Explore the team and product, check plan details, or contact support before choosing a workflow.
Keep developing your story
The next story starts with your idea
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