Write a stand-up set built around your voice — a run of bits and act-outs with setups and punchlines, in the tone and persona you bring. NFE Studios helps you find the angle and shape the material.
Hear it read aloud to test the rhythm, then rework the jokes that need it before you take them to a crowd.
You share your persona, your point of view and the topics you want to riff on. The engine asks about set length, edge and audience, then outlines bits in a running order. After you approve, it writes setups, punchlines, tags and act-outs you can test aloud and rewrite.
Comedy starts with an opinion. Share what annoys, confuses or delights you about a topic, plus a bit about who you are on stage.
Set the length, how clean or edgy it should be, and the crowd. Approve an outline that orders the bits from opener to closer.
The engine writes premises, setups, punchlines and tags, with act-outs marked. Use Engine notes to cut a weak line or add a callback.
Play it with read-aloud narration to hear the rhythm, then rework lines before an open mic. The crowd is the final editor.
A bit starts with a premise, builds through a setup, hits a punchline, then adds tags, which are extra laughs on the same idea. Act-outs are marked so you know when to play a character. Here is a short bit written for this page to show the parts.
Example written for this page to show the format. It is not real user output, and your results will differ.
Good stand-up comes from a clear point of view, not just a funny topic. The setup is short, the punchline lands on the surprise word, and tags squeeze more laughs from the same premise. Most of all, it sounds like the person saying it.
Put the funniest word at the very end of the line. Anything after it steps on the laugh.
Shorter setups get faster laughs. Ask the engine to trim every word the audience doesn't need.
Use AI drafts as raw material, then rewrite in your own phrasing and add real details from your life.
Writing comedy sets is free, with a rate limit. You start with 100 free tokens, and 1 token is $0.01. If you want a recorded voice performance to share or study, it costs 15 tokens per 1,000 characters, or 30 for a higher-quality voice. Most comedians never need to spend a token.
| Voice | 15 tokens ($0.15) per 1,000 characters |
|---|---|
| High-quality voice | 30 tokens ($0.30) per 1,000 characters |
| Standard image | 15 tokens ($0.15) per image |
Top-ups come in $10, $25, $50, $100 with bonus tokens on larger amounts. The free plan adds a watermark and no commercial rights; pay-as-you-go has no watermark and includes commercial rights. See full pricing →
Yes. Share your angle, persona and topics, and NFE Studios writes a set of bits with setups, punchlines, tags and act-outs in a running order. Treat it as a first draft. Real comedy gets sharpened on stage, so rewrite lines in your own voice and test them in front of people.
Yes. Describe your style, such as observational, deadpan, storytelling or self-deprecating, and set how clean or edgy you want it. Mention topics to avoid and the kind of room you're playing, whether that's a corporate event, a fundraiser or a late-night club.
Use read-aloud narration to hear the rhythm and find lines that drag. Then perform it yourself, out loud, with a timer. Record yourself at open mics and note which jokes land. Bring those notes back and ask the engine to tighten the bits that went quiet.
The joke generator gives you a batch of standalone jokes, one-liners or puns. The stand-up writer builds a connected set around your persona, with bits that flow from one to the next, act-outs and callbacks. Use jokes for quick laughs in a card or post; use a set when you're performing.
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