Loom

Picture studio

Add your picture, say what you want, and generate. Or skip the picture and make one from words alone.

Your picture (up to 4; the first one sets the shape)

or drop it here

Anything to add or change? (optional)

Shape

High resolution (4K) For the final version, like a Spotify header (needs at least 2660 × 1140). Costs about 10× more, so make drafts without it.

Recent pictures

New character

Only the name and description are needed. You can fill the rest in later.

Name

World Puts them somewhere with its own setting, rules and shared lore. Leave blank and they work anywhere.

Who they are The more specific the voice, the less generic the replies. Mannerisms and contradictions help more than backstory.

The situation

Their opening line

Example dialogue A few exchanges showing how they talk. Use {{user}} for you and their name for them. This matters most in group scenes, where voices blur without it.

Details about them One per line: trigger words, then ::, then the detail. Only sent when one of those words comes up. Things the whole world shares belong in the world instead.

Content A scene runs at the highest setting of anyone in it, and you can still change it per thread afterwards.

Share with everyone Anyone signed in can start a thread with them. You stay the only one who can edit.

New world

A world holds what every story set there has in common, so it stops being copied into each character.

Name

What this place is

What is true here The model is told these hold even when inconvenient, so this is where to put the constraints you don't want written around.

How stories here should feel Register, pacing, how much is said out loud. This does more to shape the prose than the premise does.

Shared details Same format as a character's: trigger words, ::, then the detail. Every character in this world gets these, so a big world bible costs nothing until it's relevant.

Content Sets the floor for every scene here. A character can go higher, not lower.

Share with everyone Others can set their own characters here. You stay the only one who can edit it.

Your profile

Who characters are talking to. Separate from your account name, which stays whatever you signed in with.

Usage this month: —

Called What characters call you. Leave blank to use your account name.

About you

Reading aloud

Narration and spoken dialogue read in different voices, so a character's lines stand out from the description around them. This is saved on this device only — voices differ by phone and browser, so it doesn't carry over to another one.

Narrator

Dialogue

World

Who lives here

Bring someone else in

Pick nobody and begin anyway to start with an open scene here instead — the model will narrate and invent whoever the story needs.

Play everyone here instead lets the story pull from every character already written for this world, deciding on its own who's actually present each moment — good once a world has a few people in it and you want them to come and go naturally, rather than picking who's in the room every time.

Open scene

A thread with nobody in it. The model narrates and invents whoever the story turns out to need, and keeps them consistent once they exist.

Call it

World Optional. Sets the place, its rules and its shared lore before anything starts.

Where this starts Optional, but a first line gives the model somewhere to stand. Without one it will pick for you.

Content

Import

Paste or drop a text file holding as many worlds and characters as you like. Importing something you already own with the same name updates it instead of making a duplicate.

Drop a .txt file here, or choose one

Fields for a world: name, public, premise, rules, tone, lore.
For a character: name, world, public, persona, scenario, greeting, example, lore.
Only name is required for a world, and name plus persona for a character. Values can span as many lines as you want.