16 prompts
Write a 5-minute podcast script for [level] learners of [language] on the topic [topic]. Use slow natural dialogue between two hosts, introduce 8 key words, explain them in [native language] after the dialogue, and end with a quick quiz.
A short learner podcast episode script for listening practice.
Write a literary short story (about 1,500 words) about [premise] featuring [main character]. Use close third person, show the character's inner conflict through action and dialogue, include one strong symbolic object, and end with a quiet but resonant moment rather than a twist.
A literary short story with depth and a resonant ending.
Write a dialogue scene between [character A: description] and [character B: description] in [setting]. They want different things: [A wants] vs [B wants]. Use subtext, interruptions and distinct speech patterns, and avoid exposition dumps. About 400 words, ending on an unresolved note.
A natural conversation that reveals character and tension.
Write a short dialogue in [language] for [level] learners about [situation, e.g. ordering at a cafe], between two speakers with different voices. Keep it natural, about 12 lines, with a slow-speed version note for the narrator. After it, add an English translation and 5 listening comprehension questions.
You are a fiction editor. Improve the dialogue below. Characters and what each wants in the scene: [details] Dialogue: [paste] Revise it so each character sounds distinct, people don't say exactly what they mean, exposition is cut or hidden, tags are simple ('said') and action beats do some work. Then explain the 5 mo…
Make dialogue sound natural, reveal character and carry subtext.
Rewrite these passages to show rather than tell. Passages: [paste, e.g. 'She was nervous.', 'The house was old and creepy.'] For each: give 2 rewritten versions using action, sensory detail, dialogue or internal reaction, and explain the technique. Keep the original meaning and genre tone: [genre].
Turn flat, telling sentences into vivid scenes that let readers feel the emotion.
Give me 30 original creative writing prompts. Genres: [fantasy, sci-fi, literary, romance, horror, mixed] Forms: [short story, poem, flash fiction] Difficulty: [beginner / experienced writer] Include a mix of 'what if' scenarios, first lines, character situations, objects with stories, and constraint challenges (e.g.…
Fresh, unusual writing prompts to spark stories, poems and journal entries.
Write a romance scene. Characters: [names, personalities] Where they are in the relationship: [e.g. first meeting, rivals, reunion] Setting: [place] Heat level: [sweet / slow-burn] Show attraction through small details, body language and dialogue with subtext. End the scene with a moment that raises the stakes for the…
Write a romantic scene with chemistry, tension and authentic dialogue.
Cinematic scene of [character A, e.g. an elderly man in a tweed jacket] and [character B, e.g. a young woman in a yellow coat] [situation, e.g. having a quiet emotional conversation on a park bench in autumn]. [Character A] speaks softly while [Character B] listens and slowly smiles. Camera: [e.g. over-the-shoulder sh…
Two-character scenes with natural expressions and camera coverage, for short films and story content.
Write a screenplay scene in standard format (scene heading, action, character names, dialogue, parentheticals sparingly). Genre: [genre] Characters: [names, ages, what each wants in this scene] Situation: [what's happening and where] Conflict: [what's at stake] Tone: [tense, funny, emotional] Length: [1–3 pages] Rules…
Write a properly formatted screenplay scene with subtext, conflict and visual action lines.
Help me develop a character for my [novel / screenplay / game]. Story premise: [one or two sentences] Character role: [protagonist, antagonist, sidekick…] What I know so far: [any details] Create a profile with: - Name, age, appearance (3 distinctive details) - Backstory: 3 formative events - Want (external goal) vs n…
Build a three-dimensional character with backstory, motivations, flaws, voice and an arc for your story.
Act as an audio advertising copywriter. Product/business: [what you're promoting] Audience: [listeners] Offer: [deal or key message] Call to action: [website, promo code, phone number] Tone: [e.g. funny, warm, urgent] Length: [15 / 30 / 60] seconds Write 2 versions: 1. Straight read by one announcer 2. A short dialogu…
Write a punchy audio ad that works without visuals, with a hook, a clear benefit, a memorable call to action and sound cues.