AI novel generator

An AI novel generator that grows whole stories.

An AI novel generator for first-time novelists who have the idea but not the year. Characters, arcs and a full-length plot — written chapter by chapter, then polished into one voice.

Or try one of these

Cover includedPDF · EPUB · WordAll six book types

Preview always free · You keep 100% rights · No credit card to start

35 free credits on signup · No card · Failed steps refunded · Plans from $12/mo


Who it fits

Made for the job this shape does

If your book has a different job, pick the shape that matches — a freebie that takes a weekend to read does not get signups.

Good ideas

  • A quiet mystery in a coastal bookshop
  • A lighthouse keeper’s last winter
  • Two sisters, one food truck

Better shapes

Want proof first? Flip through a finished book.

Example arc: The Lighthouse Keeper’s Last Winter

  1. Chapters 1–4 — Arrival: the new keeper, the dog, the light
  2. Chapters 5–9 — The storm that closes the causeway
  3. Chapters 10–13 — The letter hidden in the lamp room
  4. Chapters 14–18 — The crossing nobody was meant to make
  5. Chapters 19–22 — The choice between shore and sea
  6. Chapters 23–25 — Home light: an ending that earns its quiet

Every outline is editable. Regenerate titles (1 credit) or the whole outline (3) before you build.


How it works

Three steps. One of them is waiting.

You make the decisions. Bookseed does the typing. Close the tab if you like, the book keeps growing on our side.

Step one

Describe the book

Write one sentence. Bookseed infers the book type, the reader and the tone, and asks you to confirm.

About a minute
Step two

Shape the plan

Pick from three titles or write your own. Read the table of contents, rename chapters, ask for a second draft.

Two or three minutes
Step three

Let it grow

Every chapter is written, then polished with callouts, tables and lists. The cover is painted, the PDF typeset and the EPUB and Word files prepared. You get an email when it is done.

Around fifteen minutes for a guide

Questions

Things people ask before they plant

If yours is not here, write to hello@bookseed.io. A person answers.

Common questions

How much does a fiction novel cost?

A fiction novel costs 90 credits to build. Titles cost 1 credit, a fresh outline 3. New accounts start with 35 free credits.

How does the novel stay consistent across twenty-five chapters?

The specification fixes the cast, the setting and the arc before a single chapter is written. Every chapter is generated against that plan and the previous chapters, then polished so the voice holds from the first page to the last.

Which genres work best?

Romance, mystery, thriller, fantasy and literary fiction all work. Name the genre, the tone and the point of view in your sentence and the outline follows the conventions readers expect.

What can I read for free?

Every plan generates the whole book, cover included. On the free plan you can read the first two chapters in the flip-book preview, with no card needed.

Is the finished book really mine?

Yes. The idea and the finished book are yours — publish it, sell it, print it. We claim no rights in either.


You own the book

Publish it, sell it, print it. It is yours.

Planning is free

Titles and outline before you spend a credit.

First rewrite free

Every chapter can be rewritten once, on us.

Failed steps refunded

Credits return automatically. You never ask.

Plant one idea. Grow a whole book.

Chapters, cover and PDF, EPUB and Word files from a single sentence.