Beats in, prose out, inside your manuscript
The draft streams into the scene you are writing, with your project's characters and earlier scenes as context. No copying between a chat window and your document.
outline to scene
Turn your scene outline into a first draft you can edit
You already know what happens in the scene: who wants what, what goes wrong, the line that has to land. Paste those beats and NovelKnow writes a full draft of the scene straight into your manuscript. Then you decide: keep it and revise, regenerate, or discard it and the scene goes back exactly as it was.
Free 14-day trial with credits included. No card needed.
How it works
- 1Write a few lines: who is in the scene, what they want, what happens, how it ends.
- 2Generate a draft into the scene and read it in place.
- 3Keep and edit what works, regenerate, or discard.
Nothing is kept until you say so
Every draft ends with Keep, Regenerate or Discard. Discard restores the scene as it was; Keep saves the text like anything you typed, and every word stays editable.
Free to try, with the cost in plain sight
New accounts start a 14-day trial with credits for dozens of scene drafts on the default model. Your balance is visible before you generate, and you can connect your own API key at any time.
Frequently asked
- What should I put in the beats?
- A few plain lines are enough: who is in the scene, what they want, what happens and where it ends. If a line of dialogue matters, include it, then check the draft, because a model can paraphrase.
- Will it sound like me?
- It reads your earlier scenes and project notes, and you can attach a style profile. The first draft will not be your voice every time. Treat it as raw material you revise, not finished prose.
- What happens to my text?
- Your beats and the scene context are sent to the AI model to write the draft. The manuscript stays in your account, and you can export everything at any time, including after the trial ends.
- Can I do this on my phone?
- Yes. On a narrow screen the workspace shows one pane at a time, and pasting beats, generating and keeping the draft all work there.