Text-message format
Use the dedicated text-message format to structure a two-person conversation, reveal each message as a scene, and keep the pacing, speaker names, captions, and sound editable.
Maintained by the FrameCompose product team · Last reviewed 6 August 2026
Two-speaker conversation structure.
Bubble-by-bubble scene progression.
Editable names, messages, pacing, and audio.
A complete wedding-drama recipe included below.
Live recipe proof
Escalating drama told bubble-by-bubble in a fake chat thread
Exact prompt
My sister found out her fiancé was secretly texting her maid of honor — and the receipts came out in the family group chat the night before the wedding. Two people texting, escalating fast, with a twist in the final message.
The strongest fake-text stories sound like real messages: short lines, uneven response lengths, interruptions, and a reason to read the next bubble. Keep the cast small so the viewer can follow the speaker colours and names instantly.
The template is designed around exactly two people, which keeps the story readable on a phone screen.
Every bubble should reveal information, increase tension, or change the relationship. Remove greetings and filler unless they are deliberately hiding the twist.
A useful structure is normal opening, suspicious detail, denial, receipt, reversal, and final message.
A short message can flash quickly while a reveal needs enough time to read. Adjust scene durations, narration, sound effects, and captions after the initial draft.
The result remains a normal project, so an awkward line can be rewritten without recreating every other message.
Do not present a real private conversation as entertainment without permission. Use invented names and details unless you have the right to publish the source material. Avoid copying identifiable messages from private individuals.
A few quick answers before you jump in.
The current format is intentionally designed for a clear conversation between exactly two speakers.
The format centres on graphic chat cards, so the story can work without a separate generated image for each bubble.
Yes. Use voiceover and captions, or keep the conversation silent and let the message timing carry it.
Yes. The conversation remains editable as part of the project before export.
Explore the rest of the workflow, from first idea to final export.