The possibilities are endless when it comes to AI Writing Prompts. You can have an ai writer generate an outline, a list of ideas, characterizations and stories. Here are one-hundred unique AI writing commands that can help you achieve great effects. Check out my other AI Writing posts here. I got the image for this blog post using Nightcafe. Check out my AI Art posts here.
- [Character] remembers: Use this command to trigger flashbacks or to reveal a character’s backstory. For example, “As John remembered the summer he spent with his grandmother, he couldn’t help but feel a sense of longing.”
- [Setting] comes alive: This command can help you bring a scene to life by focusing on the details of a setting. For example, “As the sun began to set, the shadows on the cobblestone street grew longer, casting an eerie feeling over the deserted town square.”
- [Emotion] washes over: Use this command to describe a character’s emotional state or to set the mood for a scene. For example, “A sense of dread washed over Sarah as she approached the abandoned mansion, unsure of what awaited her inside.”
- [Action] echoes: This command can help you create a sense of continuity between scenes or to emphasize the impact of an action. For example, “As the door slammed shut, the sound echoed through the empty hallway, signaling the finality of their argument.”
- [Dialogue] lingers: Use this command to emphasize a conversation between characters or to build tension. For example, “The words hung in the air between them, as each waited for the other to break the silence.”
- [Thought] echoes: This command can help you explore a character’s internal dialogue or to create a sense of reflection. For example, “As she looked out at the starry night sky, Mary couldn’t help but wonder if her life would ever be the same again.”
- [Symbol] appears: Use this command to introduce a symbol that can represent a theme or motif in your story. For example, “As the dove landed on the windowsill, Amanda knew that it was a sign of hope in the midst of despair.”
- be more ominous
- be more like Stephen King wrote it
- be set in a cyberpunk future
- add more dialogue
- Contain a metaphor
- Make [name of your main character] die
- be in first person
- Write a list of ten detailed unique and interesting plot ideas for fantasy/sci-fi/romance/action/thriller
- be in third person
- Be more conflicted
- Give lots of details and description in a fun way
- Give me a list of some interesting twists for this scenario
- Write in first person past tense perspective
- Describe these people, how they look, personalities, hobbies and give them last names and family histories: (list names of people you want characterized)
- Show Don’t tell
- Rephrase
- More succinct
- More like a cowboy wrote it
- have a lot of dialog
- Have stronger verbs
- Lots of descriptions
- First person from Amelia’s point of view
- be more descriptive of the character’s emotions.
- Write in first person past tense perspective
- Be more descriptive of the setting
- Teach about _____ in the english language.
- Describe the expressions on the characters faces as they dialog
- Highlight how their reactions are driven by their motivations, desires, and personal histories
- Balance the emotional intensity of the characters’ reactions with the unfolding events, maintaining momentum in the scene
- The scene is full of extremely absurd moments
- The writing builds up tension and has lots of comedy
- Written in the style of ________
- The writing is funny, with vaudeville situations
- This scene involves aliens
- Convert to dark fantasy
- Write an (fantasy/sci-fi/romance/action/thriller) outline using Save the Cat’s 15 story beat structure and include at least one sentence of specific details for each beat about (add plot or scene idea)
- Continue writing and make it funny and sweet
- Make it like _____ wrote it
- A detailed (fantasy/sci-fi/romance/action/thriller) story, show don’t tell
- Write a science fiction/romance/fantasy story using the three act structure and include at least two sentences of specific details for each plot point about (add plot or scene idea)
- Write an (fantasy/sci-fi/romance/action/thriller) story outline using the 12 stages of the hero’s journey and include two sentences of specific details for each beat about (add plot or scene idea)
- Introduce the protagonist and present them with a problem in a unique way
- The detective will solve a mystery of …
- The hero will defeat the menace of …
- The main character will solve the problem of …
- Introduce all other characters as soon as possible, preferably in action
- The protagonist becomes involved in a physical conflict near the end of the first 5,000 words
- Include a surprise plot twist with a cliffhanger at the end
- Add difficulties and conflict for the protagonist
- Their struggles lead to a physical conflict
- End on a cliffhanger
- Heap challenges on the protagonist
- Introduce the main character’s allies
- Describe a physical conflict with a lot of action and details
- Throw the protagonist into a difficult situation
- Intensify the difficulties for the protagonist
- The protagonist is overwhelmed by their troubles
- Write in in first person point of view in past tense, from his perspective using his dialog and lingo
- The protagonist overcomes challenges using skills, training, or unique talent
- Mysteries are solved during the final conflict
- Include a final twist, a big surprise
- End with a punch line that leaves the reader with a warm feeling
- Give me a list of 5 names for an alchemical substance that would be slightly magical and react with sodium causing enough heat to ignite a fire
- What would ____ look like? Describe in great detail
- Give me a detailed description of _____ written like an entry in an old book which indexes materials used for magic spells. Include how it is made, safety instructions, and alchemical instructions for its use.
- Add a long description broken into parts and roman numerated sections
- Describe the characters’ efforts they work to overcome the conflict
- Show how actions are influenced by objectives
- Add more personality, maintaining believability
- Add obstacles or complications to scene
- Introduce obstacles or complications that heighten the tension
- Test the main characters’ abilities
- Keep the obstacles or complications relevant to the central conflict
- Illustrate the emotional turning point for the character
- Incorporate unexpected developments that alter the course of the scene
- Describe the characters’ motivations, emotions, and goals
- Keep the surprises plausible and relevant to the story
- Avoid gratuitous shock value
- be more descriptive of the character’s emotions.
- Write in first person past tense perspective
- be more descriptive of the setting
- describe the expressions on the characters faces as they dialog.
- Maintain a connection between the scene and the overall story
- Create anticipation and curiosity for the next scene by offering a glimpse of what’s to come
- Offer subtle hints about how the characters’ motivations
- Evolve the character
- Let the character be tested in upcoming scenes
- Preserving the element of surprise and maintain narrative tension
- Conclude once emotional stakes have shifted
- Wrap up the current sequence of events
- Set the stage for future developments
- Leave room for the story to continue
- Avoiding an overly conclusive ending that might limit the potential to evolve
By using these unique AI writing commands for fiction, you can add a new layer of depth and creativity to your writing.
