Horror story generator

It sends your idea to Google's Gemini Flash-Lite model with rules for narrated horror: 130 to 180 words, a hook first, suspense, a twist or an open ending, no gore, no scene directions and no emojis.

No. It is told to be scary, not gory. Read it before you post anyway: you are the one who publishes it.

Yes. It is free and needs no sign-in, no account and no card. Clip-Short pays for every answer, which is why there is a limit an hour.

Up to 12 answers an hour from one internet connection, counted across all eight of Clip-Short's free generators together, and 3,000 a day for all visitors. Past either limit the page says so: try again in the next hour, or the next day.

English, Spanish, Portuguese, Egyptian Arabic, French and German. It writes in the language of the page you use it on, so open the page in another language to get answers in it.

The text is yours to use. Check a name against existing channels and trademarks before you use it.

No. It only shows text on this page: nothing is posted and nothing is saved to an account. To write the answer, your topic goes to Google's Gemini model; our logs keep only which generator was used, the language and the length of the topic, not the topic itself.

Yes, with Clip-Short's AI Agent: "Turn into a video" opens it with the text filled in. AI Agent videos are not part of the free plan: they come in a pack of 3 Pro videos for US$5.99, paid once, or with Pro at US$19 a month (some countries see a local price). The free plan gives 60 minutes a month of AI Clipping, Auto Caption and Reframe, with a small watermark.