② Prompt

A prompt is an instruction text for the AI. Here you tell the AI how you want it to portray the characters and world.

1. Description (not visible to others)
2. Character image
3. Character name
4. Character profile
5. Character public profile (when keeping the profile private)
6. Options (Narrator)

Description

• The place to write the overall setting and foundation of the story (i.e. “what is happening”)
• Things to write here:
  • Situation / relationships / background: where the story takes place and what is happening
  • World-building: the rules, mechanics, and common knowledge of the world
  • Other: settings you want to be particular about, or elements you want to include

The more detail you write, the more consistent the story becomes, and the easier it is to maintain coherence between characters.

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How to split “Description” and “Options > Narrator”

• Description decides the “What” of the story: places, relationships, world rules — the fixed premises.
• Narrator decides the “How” of the story: the tone and tempo used to describe scenes — the writing style of the narration.

Example: “A school setting where they reunite with a childhood friend” goes in Description; “Describe it as a rom-com with maximum humor” goes in Narrator.

Character Image (required)

• You can set up to 10 character images (JPEG / JPG / PNG / WebP, under 5 MB)
• You can also generate a character image from the “Create” button
• After publishing, the image may be reviewed to check whether it contains sensitive content

Character Name

• Within 15 characters
• Symbols other than _ - . cannot be used

Character Profile

• Tell the AI about the character
• This is the most important information that influences the character’s words and actions
• Enter detailed information such as role, appearance, personality, and speech style
• The more specific and varied information you write, the more richly the character will be expressed

Options

Open the “Options” section at the bottom of the screen to enter additional settings that control the overall storytelling style.

Narrator

• The place to write instructions for the narrator who drives the story (the narration / prose text)
• While the “Character profile” affects each character’s dialogue and actions, this controls the scene description and prose style
• Things to write here:
  • Tone: serious / comedic / horror / rom-com, and the overall atmosphere
  • Tempo: keep it short and snappy, or paint scenes in detail
  • Descriptive habits: leaning heavily on inner monologue, frequent metaphors, and other narration quirks
• Example: Rom-com style with maximum humor. Include lots of inner monologue and keep the tempo brisk.

Note

Writing world rules in “Description” and directorial instructions in “Narrator” helps the AI avoid mixing setting with staging, which keeps the story’s atmosphere consistent.