Idea to story: draft outlines and prose in HEY Write

Idea to story is structured writing in HEY Write: story outline → chapter outlines → content outline → chapter prose. You confirm each step before moving on.

When to use it

You want character arcs and chapter rhythm clear before making a comic—or you are writing fiction, not just one scene.

How it works in HEY (Write · four steps)

Open Write → choose Spark or Synopsis → ① Generate story outline, edit cast → Next: chapters → ② Split chapter outlines → Next: content outline → ③ Generate beat sheet for a chapter → Next: prose → ④ Write chapter prose, optional polish → Save to library or Copy all / Export Markdown.

Then turn it into a comic

Write and Comic are separate tools: copy your finished prose into Comic’s Story field, then Auto-split → Generate comic. There is no one-click handoff, but the text carries over directly.

Vs pasting short text into Comic

Write is for serial structure and long prose. A quick scene test can skip Write and go straight to Comic.

FAQ

Must I edit each step?

At least review the outline and main cast—later chapters and comics benefit.

How long can it get?

Chapter outlines expand in batches; prose is written chapter by chapter—short fiction to serial scale.

Pricing?

Write uses creation points by conversation and length; Comic bills by page generation—see HEY before you confirm.

How is this different from a chat bot?

Write outputs in publishing steps (outline, chapters, beats, prose) so you can approve stage by stage.

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