How it works
Every prompt has five parts: a trope, the characters, where they are, what’s keeping them apart and how far the heat goes. There are 14 tropes, 12 pairs of characters for each pairing, 14 settings and 14 tensions: 32,928 prompts for each pairing before the heat line, and more than 160,000 across the five.
Tap any part and only that part changes. The characters follow the pairing (M/F, M/M, F/F, monster, or three and more for why choose), and the heat line follows the heat. Explicit lines show only after you tick the 18+ box. Everyone is an adult, made up, and wants it.
How to turn a smut prompt into a scene that works
- The tension is the engine. Sex that resolves nothing is a pause. Make the first time cost them, or change what’s between them.
- Write the want before the touch. The best love scenes are the end of a long argument. Give it chapters, or at least pages.
- Keep the trope’s promise. Enemies to lovers means they still argue in bed. Fake dating means someone forgets it’s fake.
- Let the setting into the scene. A sleeper train rocks; a cabin is cold away from the fire. Use it.
More on writing it: AI smut writer and how to write smut.
Questions
What is a smut prompt?
A story idea built for heat: who the two (or three) of them are, what keeps them apart, and how far it goes on the page. It gives you the tension; the scene is yours.
Are the prompts explicit?
Not unless you ask. At the sensual and closed-door heats they set up the tension and say how far the page goes. Tick the 18+ box for explicit heat lines.
Can I use these prompts for a book I sell?
Yes. A prompt is an idea, and US copyright never protects an idea, only the way it is written (17 U.S.C. § 102(b)). What you write from it is yours.
Does the generator use AI?
No. The prompts are put together from hand-written parts, in your browser. If you want AI to help write the story itself, that’s what KudoWrite is for.