Writing fields: what the writing starts from
27 of the 27 tools' pages say something about what the writing starts from. The most frequent reading is “An idea or premise”, for 15. Each row pairs a reading with a line from that tool's page. As of 2026-09-25.
| Tool | Reading | What the page says |
|---|---|---|
| AI Drama Generator | A draft, a story or an idea | A story idea, a script, a novel chapter or a plot outline |
| Boords | An idea or premise | An idea, with no sign-up needed |
| Cinemagiq | An idea or premise | Ideas, turned into screenplays with formatting help |
| CrePal | A topic or brief | The video's goal, audience, platform and length |
| Fliki | An idea or premise | A one-line idea, a brief or a blog URL |
| Frameo | A draft, a story or an idea | A script, a scene or a story idea |
| HeyGen | A topic or brief | A topic, concept or a few key points |
| Higgsfield | An idea or premise | The idea, the hero and the mood, described in plain words in a chat with the Supercomputer agent |
| invideo | A topic or brief | A topic, with the audience, intended length and tone |
| Kapwing | A topic or brief | An idea, a video topic or a message |
| LTX Studio | An idea or premise | A single prompt, brief or product detail |
| MagicLight | An idea or premise | An idea, with a story model chosen for it |
| Novi AI | A draft, a story or an idea | A full script, a short story or a rough idea |
| OiiOii | An idea or premise | A single sentence or a concept |
| Pippit | An idea or premise | A premise; the tool does the writing |
| PopShort | An idea or premise | An idea or a script |
| Revid | A topic or brief | A topic and a chosen script style |
| Saga | An idea or premise | A logline, a theme or a character |
| SceneMixer | An idea or premise | A premise of one line to a few paragraphs |
| ScreenWeaver | You write, it assists | You write; an AI researcher supports the writing |
| Showrunner | You write, it assists | You create a scene, under the heading “Tell your story” |
| Story.com | An idea or premise | A premise, a tone and an ending direction |
| StoryShort | Answers to its questions | A rough idea, then answers to the writer's questions |
| Toonkit | An idea or premise | One line, or a genre chip, or a full scenario |
| Topview | Links, files or media | Media assets plus the video idea |
| TrendShort | An idea or premise | One story idea that opens a drama project |
| Vidu | An idea or premise | A premise, with up to nine reference images |
Inclusion rule. All 27 tools on the register. Order. Alphabetical by tool name.
1About this field
This field records what a tool asks for before it writes. 15 tools take an idea or premise, 5 a topic or brief, 1 links, files or media, 1 answers to their own questions, 3 a draft, a story or an idea of yours, and 2 ask you to do the writing while the AI assists.
The starting point decides how much of the story stays yours. A one-line premise hands the plot to the tool; a draft or a written scene keeps it with you, and the tool builds structure around it.
2Each reading and its tools
- An idea or premise: Boords, Cinemagiq, Fliki, Higgsfield, LTX Studio, MagicLight, OiiOii, Pippit, PopShort, Saga, SceneMixer, Story.com, Toonkit, TrendShort and Vidu
- A topic or brief: CrePal, HeyGen, invideo, Kapwing and Revid
- Links, files or media: Topview
- Answers to its questions: StoryShort
- A draft, a story or an idea: AI Drama Generator, Frameo and Novi AI
- You write, it assists: ScreenWeaver and Showrunner
3One tool at a time
- Boords — An idea or premise
- Fliki — An idea or premise
- HeyGen — A topic or brief
- Higgsfield — An idea or premise
- invideo — A topic or brief
- Kapwing — A topic or brief
- LTX Studio — An idea or premise
- MagicLight — An idea or premise
- Novi AI — A draft, a story or an idea
- PopShort — An idea or premise
- Revid — A topic or brief
- Saga — An idea or premise
- Story.com — An idea or premise
- Topview — Links, files or media
- TrendShort — An idea or premise
- Vidu — An idea or premise
4The other five fields
What the AI writes · Genre, tone and templates · How length is set · Languages named · Where the draft goes next