The Best AI Tools for Fiction in 2024 

I hope you also make a tutorial for Novel Crafter. I am getting sick of Sudowrite getting wrong while still charging me for their wrong analysis.

Your videos have helped so much I was able to self publish my first novel with ai help and am now using novelcrafter and Claude to write my new fantasy series thank you for your work on these videos

Thank you for this, great video! Would you mind doing a video 'Novelcrafter from the start' showing how a complete beginner can write a short story (say 5 chaoters) with Novelcrafter?

I've used them all and this is true for me. Thanks for finally doing a great review of the top contenders and which does what best.

Hey there, Nerdy Novelist. I'm looking for something to feed data on my work, and it can serve as a sounding board and maybe see mistakes in my work. Thanks, man; I love your work.

Great videos and explanations. I have ChatGPT, OpenRouter, and my own LMStudio with many of the LLMs running local. My question is what do you find to be the best open source LLM model, and your overall preferred model when you write? Thank you for your time.

Would love to see you do a tutorial for NovelCrafter!

I whole hearted agree with what you say, and all the different Ai models and services you use. You put the time in to test them etc. (unlike a HUGE number of so called "Ai experts" on RU-vid) However, my opinion differs with Chat GPT... you CAN ( and I do) get very good results, but ONLY... and this is the big point.. ONLY if you train it first in the style you want to write in a CUSTOM STYLE. (Even better if YOU to come up with the final prompts and beats and story arc yourself, do this in another chat.) At the moment, you will never get CHatGPT to write an awesome book if you just say "Write me an awesome fantasy book about aliens who have romantic encounters on a beach" You need to train ChatGPT as to the style you want. THIS IS KEY. The more you train, the better and WAY better it gets. And by training, you have to have multiple chats open. You need to feed the style you want to one chat, and see how it responds. Get another chat to analyse that, and give you the best way to get that style of writing, and THEN make a "style guide". Test, test, test the style guide, and refine it, and you will soon see, once you get this style guide perfected, you are good to go. Feed the style guide to a new chat with Chat GPT. Give the style guide a short name like "Fiction Guide or FG" and every so often keep reminding it to use the "FG style". Still it is not easy. For my third novel, I wrote all my prompts in chapter by chapter Word.docx to see how many words I typed. Well, I type more words than the book total. BUT.. .I got the story I wanted, and the way I wanted it. AND I could never have had such an "awesome" writing style that I wanted if I did not train it. I tested that, and I tried it. Chat GPT requires more "work" as you need to tell it which chapter you are on, and so on, and so on. But you get awesome results when you do it correctly. *Writing one chapter in one go.... at the moment.. not the way to go. You will need heavy editing. Wirting piece of a scene by piece of a scene gets way better results in my experience.

Your videos are awesome! Best on RU-vid for using AI for fiction authors. Great presentations and information. Thank you so much!

Thanks for video. I have a first draft written of a fiction novel. I used Atticus, but now am of using an AI to edit and suggest better wording, chapter breaks etc... I will still hire a person for their input, but do you suggest a particular AI to edit my first draft

Your videos are great, thanks so much. Discord is however a major bummer.

That was so well done! Other reviwers should watch this to get schooledl. Kudos.

New to AI. Thanks for the info. Gonna really get into it, I've decided. I'm 64 and in need of something to do when I retire. P.S. There's a tiny lag in the vocal track on your vids.

Thank you for the great video on this topic. So what model should you use with Novelcrafter without paying for 2 services? I am planning to use Novelcrafter.

So it's Claude then. What i was hoping to get here was an AI to help with my novel, crafting ideas, suggestions... not to write chapter by chapter. I'm a writer. I write stories, I don't need AI to wirte a book or a story. I used to use Bard, then Gemini, then that got pretty screwed up and worthless to me. So I've been going between ChatGPT and Claude which seem to understand my needs and are pretty helpful, when ProWritingAids fails me. But I was searching for another tool that may help, in a ollaborartive way, other that the two I've using. Something more directly geared toward collaborative writing than my two AI buddies I now use.

Any recommendations for software that automatically formats your book correctly from your text? I'm a bit of a "dump" writer and I hate the process of formatting. I wish there was a tool that could at least get it into a decent shape and let me touch up errors after

I'd use novel crafter but don't know where to start

Hey brother! I just subscribed today..love your videos. I am currently looking for a tool that can just REWRITE any specific story (5000 + words)... I´m thinking about buying gpt-4 for it but it´s probably way too expensive for just rewritting...could you please give me advice? thanks!

this is how I'd describe my dream tool - and maybe you can tell me if any of these would fit.... I already have a good first draft of my novel. I'd like to train the ai on it - and have it not only fix any story structure problems, but flesh out all the characters and the overall descriptive nature of the prose. Does a tool like this exist?

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Does claude superprompt also works with poe’s and openrouter’s version of claude?

So would Novel Crafter with a Openrouter key to access Claude 2.0 be the best combo?

Hi, I'm writing a criminal gang story, is any of these you talk about, write adult fiction as in violence and sex scenes, as everytime I write my story and get assistance from chatgpt 3.5 and claude ai, they won't help you with anything violent or sexual. Oh, and what software is best if you are already started your fiction writing, and basically I don't want to start over again. Is there one you can enter what you already have and go from there?

Is Verb completely out of the picture now? I tried it before, and it seems to be quite useful.

Could you do a video on AI content detection tools and if you think ppl will know you have written your book using AI? Looking at the good quality paid AI detection tools

- [00:00] 🖋 Introduction to AI Tools for Fiction Writing - Overview of the evolution and significance of AI tools in fiction writing. - Emphasis on the distinction between AI tools and models. - [01:22]🤖 ChatGPT and Claude: AI Models for Fiction - ChatGPT's multimodal capabilities and limitations in fiction writing. - Claude's advantages for natural language, but its limitations in multimodality. - [04:02] 🌐 AI Tools: Poe, Open Router, and Their Functions - Description of Poe and Open Router as platforms offering access to multiple AI models. - Comparison of their pricing models and user access features. - [07:26] 📚 Specialized AI Tools for Fiction: Sudowrite and Rexy - Analysis of SudoWrite's features and limitations for fiction authors. - Introduction of Rexy as an advanced, author-focused AI tool. - [14:05] 🖊 Novel Crafter: A Comprehensive AI Writing Tool - Novel Crafter's advantages for fiction writing and its unique features. - Explanation of its pricing structure and integration with Open Router. - [19:24] 🏆 Conclusion and Recommendations - Summary of the best AI tools for different author needs. - Final recommendation for combining Novel Crafter with a chatbot for optimal writing experience.

I just need to know the basics of Novel Crafter, but am getting lost in the details. Can you do a very specific video so a person doesn't get sidetracked and waste time and money learning Novel Crafter? (Then later, you can do a more specific video.)

Being brand new to all of this, I’ve seen a lot of videos on Novel crafter and want to start writing some stories. I just don’t understand how to make Open Router work with it. I get how to connect it, but how do I actually use the various bits of Novel Crafter and setup the AI models and whatnot? I tried chatting either the Al dev and got an endless loop of nonsense.

Also, can you share a sample of fully filled-out superprompt you don't need? I want to understand how exactly it is constructed based on your example and see whichever versions of claude and other ai models will work with it or not. (I know I asked you elsewhere but you still haven’t replied so…)

Can you share how much it cost to write your AI-book, in terms of AI costs to just use the claude model? Thanks.

Why would analyzing images and audio matter if your writing a novel?

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 📅 *Introduction to AI Tools for Fiction Writing* - Overview of changes in AI tools for fiction. - Distinction between AI tools and AI models explained. - Promise of a verdict on the best scenario for fiction authors. 01:35 🤖 *Chat GPT for Fiction Writing* - Introduction to Chat GPT and its capabilities. - Multimodal features of Chat GPT highlighted. - Chat GPT's value for brainstorming, world-building, and character information discussed. 03:24 🤖 *Claude as an Alternative to Chat GPT* - Introduction to Claude and its similarity to Chat GPT. - Comparison of different models within Claude. - Efficient use of prompts, including the super prompt, explained. 04:57 🌐 *Po and Open Router for Model Access* - Introduction to Po as a service integrating multiple models. - Overview of Po's pricing and model options. - Introduction to Open Router as an alternative with a credit system. 07:38 📜 *PseudoAI for Manuscript Enhancement* - Explanation of PseudoAI's role in enhancing existing manuscripts. - Overview of the brain dump and generation process. - Discussion of PseudoAI's community and plugin store. 09:31 📜 *Limitations and Pricing of PseudoAI* - Critique of PseudoAI's inaccurate chapter generation. - Discussion on the pricing structure and potential drawbacks. - Acknowledgment of redeeming qualities, including community plugins. 13:24 🚀 *Rexy as the Advanced AI Writing Tool* - Introduction to Rexy as a complex and advanced writing tool. - Acknowledgment of Rexy's higher cost and educational platform. - Emphasis on Rexy's power for authors serious about AI writing. 15:15 📘 *Novel Crafter as a Focused Fiction Writing Tool* - Introduction to Novel Crafter and its optimized features for fiction. - Comparison of Novel Crafter's learning curve with other tools. - Discussion of the pricing structure tied to open router and its advantages. 19:24 🚀 *Recommendations: Novel Crafter and Chatbot Combo* - Top recommendation for using Novel Crafter for fiction writing. - Suggestion to combine Novel Crafter with a chatbot (Chat GPT, Claude, or Po). - Consideration of budget constraints and the balance of services. Made with HARPA AI

No LM Studio?

Free?

I have a crush on Claude. XD.

Aren't you concerned that competitors of tools you introduce run campaigns to flag posts on YOUR RU-vid channel, to make them disappear? I notice several comments on NovelCrafter vanish here.

How to find direct clients for our fictional work??

Hmm, is there no fiction writing AI that doesn't go by number of words you are wasting, but you pay a monthly subscription and you have limiless playground?

Claude and ChatGPT are both broken from what they used to be, it is sad that the more they are trained the less helpful they have become when it comes to writing.

I keep trying to post a helpful comment, but it continuously gets deleted. Are you deleting my comment, and if so, can you tell me what I am doing wrong? Thanks.

Title correction: The Best AI Tools So Far For Fiction in 2024 The year just started so I don't see how you can be determining the best tools for the whole year already.