Type, dictate by voice, or sparkle a starter prompt. Storywish nudges you as you write, expands character names automatically, and turns a single sentence into a fully directed picture book.
The prompt field accepts whatever's easiest in the moment. Type with one finger, dictate by voice, or let Storywish draft a full prompt for you.
Tap the mic and start talking — Storywish streams what you say into the prompt as you go, so you can describe a story while making lunch or driving home. Built on the browser's speech recognition; nothing is uploaded for transcription.
Stuck on a blank page? Tap the sparkle (Generate a full story prompt) and Storywish writes a starter premise from scratch, tuned to whichever characters you've already selected.
Add characters with Add character or by tapping a card in the gallery — they appear as removable chips above the prompt. As soon as a character is selected, Storywish auto-expands their full name into your prompt text so you don't have to retype it (and "X and Y" lists stay grammatical when you add a second character).
From the end of any story, Create a related story opens a flyout with Create a sequel, Create a prequel, Create a remake, and Create a remix. Each option seeds a starter prompt ("After the events of '…'", "Before…", etc.), brings the original story along as a reference, and pre-selects every character — so you can riff with one tap.
Pause for a few seconds while drafting and Storywish offers a contextual nudge based on what you've written and who's in the story. Tap to apply, or keep typing to dismiss.
After the prompt is ready, the mods panel lets you change how the story is presented before it's generated:
Pick the look that fits the story: 2D illustration, 3D graphics, Anime, Sketch, Crayon, or Cutout. The style cascades through every page, the cover, and even the in-line word-definition art.