Let AI write your text-story script

The hardest part of a text-story video was never the editing — Chatimator already made that a one-minute job. It was the blank editor. What do they say first? Who replies? Where's the twist? Writing a conversation that actually hooks a viewer is its own skill.

So we built it in. Describe the story in a sentence and AI writes the entire conversation for you.

One line in, a full script out

Type a premise — "my landlord texts me at 3am about the wifi password" — and press Generate. A few seconds later a complete conversation drops into the editor: named characters, short punchy bubbles, a hook in the first two messages, escalation, and a punchline or cliffhanger to end on. Toggle Group chat and you get 3–4 participants who each sound like a different person.

It isn't a generic chatbot. The generator is tuned specifically for the text-story format — the thing that makes these videos watchable — so it writes for the swipe, not for a help desk.

It writes into your style

Generating replaces the messages, but keeps everything else you've set up: platform, dark or light mode, contact photo, colors, format. Lock in an iMessage-dark-9:16 look once, then generate script after script into it until one clicks.

And it's a draft, not a verdict. Every message stays editable — change a line, swap who says what, add a photo or a voice note. The AI gets you past the blank page; you keep the last word.

Free, with a fair limit

AI generation is part of the free tier — no Pro required. There's a daily limit to keep it sustainable, and a free account raises it. See the full guide for details.

What about privacy?

Chatimator's whole design keeps your conversations on your device. AI is the one deliberate exception, and a narrow one: only the topic sentence you type is sent off to generate the script. Your existing messages, media, contacts and exports never leave the browser — see what leaves your device.

Keep it fiction

Generated conversations are for skits, ads and mockups. The generator refuses real people and brands by design, and the same rule applies to you: label your fiction, and never use it to deceive or impersonate.

Open the editor, press ✦ Generate, and see what it writes from your worst group-chat memory.