Start from a skeleton, not a blank page
Genre-specific outlines, story-bible seeds and arc turning points, pre-filled. Delete and rewrite anything once it's yours.
English-first templates
Sized and formatted for English-language markets.
- Novel24 chapters · ~3,300 words each
Novel — three acts, 80,000 words
Writers drafting a first novel for querying or self-publishing
4 documents · 5 bible entriesDetails → - Novel28 chapters · ~100,000 words · dual POV
Romantasy — enemies to lovers
Writers starting a romantasy novel
3 documents · 5 bible entriesDetails → - Web novelSerial · ~2,500 words per chapter
LitRPG serial — the System arrives
Writers starting a LitRPG on an English serial platform
3 documents · 5 bible entriesDetails → - US scriptOne pilot · ~55 pages
TV pilot — one-hour drama
Writers preparing a pilot for competitions and fellowships
2 documents · 4 bible entriesDetails → - US scriptOne feature · 110 pages
Feature screenplay — 110 pages
Writers developing a feature for competitions or representation
4 documents · 4 bible entriesDetails →
Web-novel serials
Serial skeletons with episode hooks and arc turning points already placed.
- Web novel100 episodes · ~5,200 chars each
Regression serial, 100-episode arc
Writers starting their first regression serial for a paid Korean platform
5 documents · 7 bible entriesDetails → - Web novel120+ episodes · ~5,200 chars each
Hunter/gate serial — awakening to first raid
Writers starting a modern-fantasy 'hunter' serial for Munpia or Novelpia
5 documents · 7 bible entriesDetails → - Web novel80 episodes · ~5,200 chars each
Romance fantasy — contract marriage
Writers starting a first romance-fantasy serial for a Korean platform
4 documents · 7 bible entriesDetails → - Web novel100 episodes · ~5,200 chars each
Academy serial — entrance to first tournament
Writers who love school stories and want to write an ensemble cast
4 documents · 7 bible entriesDetails → - Web novel60 episodes · ~5,200 chars each
Wuxia/murim — entering the jianghu, 60 episodes
Writers starting a classic or modern-flavored murim serial
4 documents · 7 bible entriesDetails → - Web novel80 episodes · ~5,200 chars each
Villainess possession — breaking the original plot, 80 episodes
Writers starting a romance-fantasy possession serial
3 documents · 7 bible entriesDetails → - Web novel50 episodes · ~4,000 chars each
Healing slice-of-life serial — one shop, one guest at a time
Writers who want a gentle serial readers return to without cliffhanger fatigue
3 documents · 6 bible entriesDetails → - Web novel60 episodes · ~5,000 chars each
BL serial — office misunderstanding to sincerity
Writers preparing a BL serial for a Korean BL platform
3 documents · 6 bible entriesDetails →
Novels and short fiction
Structures that finish in one book or one story.
- Novel12 chapters · ~10,000 chars each
Contemporary romance novel — 12 chapters
Writers who want to finish one complete book before serializing
4 documents · 5 bible entriesDetails → - Novel20 chapters · ~7,000 chars each
Mystery novel — case, clues, solution in 20 chapters
Writers planning a fair-play or social mystery novel
3 documents · 8 bible entriesDetails → - ShortOne story · ~8,000 chars
Horror short story — 8,000 chars
Writers who want a complete, self-contained scare
2 documents · 4 bible entriesDetails → - ShortOne story · ~12,000 chars
SF short story — one idea, one person
Writers aiming at SF contests and anthologies
2 documents · 3 bible entriesDetails →
Drama, film and webtoon
Script skeletons in scene-heading, action and dialogue format.
- Korean script16 episodes · 60 min each
16-episode K-drama rom-com
Writers drafting a first K-drama script for a contest or pitch
3 documents · 7 bible entriesDetails → - Korean script12 episodes · 50–60 min each
12-episode K-drama thriller
Writers preparing a genre drama pitch or contest script for streaming
2 documents · 6 bible entriesDetails → - Korean scriptOne feature · 110 min · ~100 scenes
Feature screenplay — three acts, 110 min
Writers developing a feature for a screenplay contest or production company
4 documents · 5 bible entriesDetails → - Korean scriptOne short · 15 min · 12–15 scenes
Short film — 15 minutes
Writers making a short for festivals or independent workshops
2 documents · 3 bible entriesDetails → - Korean script8 episodes · 12 min each
Web drama — 8 episodes, 12 min each
Small teams and student productions making a web drama
2 documents · 4 bible entriesDetails → - Korean scriptOne episode · 60 panels
Webtoon script — episode 1 in 60 panels
Webtoon story writers collaborating with an artist
2 documents · 4 bible entriesDetails →
Contests
Judging synopsis and a submission checklist.
- Web novel1 synopsis + ep. 1 at 6,000 chars · target 30 episodes
Contest set — synopsis + episode 1
Writers preparing a contest submission on a deadline
3 documents · 4 bible entriesDetails →
How it works
- 1Pick a template
Browse by genre, format and length. The detail page shows the document list and beat table before you commit.
- 2Create the project
One click creates a project in the studio with planning notes, episode skeletons and bible seeds.
- 3Write over the guide lines
Each document's '> Guide:' lines tell you what goes where. Delete them as you write.
Questions
- Can I change a project created from a template?
- Yes. The documents and bible entries are ordinary project data. Delete guide lines, remove documents, restructure freely.
- Does this work on a free account?
- Yes, within your plan's project limit. When you hit the limit we send you to pricing.
- Does the template write the prose?
- No. Templates are structure and guidance. You write the sentences; the studio's AI panel helps one scene at a time when you want it.
- Can I use it for a contest entry?
- For structure and synopsis format, yes. Contests differ on generative-AI policy, so read the rules first.