Writing your own story · 01
Story page
The title, tagline, cover, intro, and tags readers see before they decide to play.
- 1TitleYour story's name. Also what
{{char}}becomes. - 2TaglineA few words that get readers to click.
- 3Cover image4:3. Mark blood or gore.
- 4TagsPoint of view, cast, lead, categories, and content warnings.
Title
The title is the name of your story. It's also what {{char}} shows up as. Because stories on AiRP often have large casts, {{char}} stands for the story as a whole instead of a single character.
If your story has one character and you want {{char}} to work, the title needs to be that character's name.
Tagline
The tagline is the few words under the title on your story's card. Use it to get readers to click on your story.
Cover image
Cover images are 4:3. If a cover contains blood or gore, you need to mark it.
Images that reveal nipples, a penis, or a vagina are not allowed. This includes showing part of them or showing them blurred. Those areas must be fully covered.
- 4:3 aspect ratio
- Marked if it shows blood or gore
- Visible nipples, penis, or vagina
- Partly visible, even a small part
- Blurred instead of covered
Intro
The intro is where readers land when they click on your story. It has an editor of its own, where you build it from text, pictures, and video, laid out the way readers will see it.
Tags
You must select a point of view tag and a cast tag. If your story has a lead, you must select that as well.
Categories help readers find the kind of story they're looking for.
Who the reader plays as. Pick one.
Who the reader plays opposite. Pick one.
Required when one of the cast is the story's lead.
Genre and setting. Pick up to four.
Declare everything your story contains.
Content warnings
Take content warnings seriously. If your story contains any of the content listed in the warnings, you must declare it.
We allow many types of content on the site, but every reader must consent to the type of content they're exposed to.