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Writing Horror that Haunts

Horror is all about atmosphere. When using our Ghost Story Generator, try to focus on sensory details.

The Secret Sauce: Sensory Details

The difference between a "meh" story and a terrifying one often lies in the description. Our AI Horror Engine is trained to pick up on sensory cues.

• Don't just say: "A scary ghost appeared."
• Do say: "A pale figure reflecting in a cracked mirror, smelling of damp earth and decay."

The AI thrives on these details! By providing a rich setting in your prompt, you give the AI the building blocks to construct a truly immersive nightmare.

Using the Parameters

We recently updated our generator to include specific Scare Levels:

1. Spooky (Mild): Great for younger audiences or those who prefer "Goosebumps" style fun.
2. Terrifying (High): This unlocks the AI's ability to use psychological horror elements and darker themes.

Try It Yourself

Ready to scare yourself? Head over to the Ghost Story Generator and try this prompt:

"An abandoned lighthouse keeper hears a knock on the glass during a storm... 100 feet above the ground."

Happy haunting!