Free · no sign-up

Body description generator

Describe him (or her) the way the person looking would see it. Pick a body type, the feature in focus and whose eyes, and get detail lines, words by heat level, the clichés to avoid and one angle for each sense.

Describe
Body type
Feature in focus
Through whose eyes
Heat

Off again on every visit. Adults only, made-up characters, and everyone in the scene wants it.

Detail lines

  • He had to turn sideways to get through the crowd, and the crowd let him.
  • She watched his hands while he talked: a scar across one knuckle, a ring he kept turning, never still.
  • His palm was warm and dry and a little rough when it settled at the small of her back.

Words by heat

Closed doorknucklespalmfingertipscallousedcarefulsteady
Sensualsplayedspanningroughslowgrippingtracing

Clichés to avoid

  • “His large hand” on every pageInstead: Size once, then what the hand does.
  • “Strong, capable hands”Instead: Show what they’re capable of: the knot they untie, the jar they open.

One angle per sense

Sight
The flush that crept up his neck when she paid him a compliment.
Touch
The calluses at the base of his fingers.
Smell
Soap, and under it something that was just him.
Sound
The scratch of his pen, and how it stopped when he looked up.
Taste
Whisky on his tongue.

The results come out in English for now.

Write this scene The lines become the first beat of a new book: the moment it’s impossible not to look.
Write this scene

1 free credit, no card, no subscription

How it works

The lines are written in the female gaze, because most romance readers are women and that’s whose eyes they’re in: what she notices first, how he feels under her hand, how he moves, rather than a list of measurements. The first line is the whole of him at a glance, from the body type; the next two are the feature in focus. Switch to “Describe her” for the heroine, or for a sapphic scene.

Through whose eyes changes the pronouns (I, she, he), and when both share one, a name steps in so the reader always knows who is touching whom. The words come in three heats: closed door, sensual, and explicit, which shows only after you tick the 18+ box. It all runs in your browser: no AI model, no limit.

How to describe a body readers want to touch

More on writing it: AI smut writer and how to write smut.

Questions

How do you describe a man’s body in writing?

Through the eyes of whoever is looking, one or two details at a time, and in motion: his hands while he talks, his back as he leans over the sink. Say what the detail does to her (she forgets the question, she wants her hand there) rather than what it measures. The generator gives you lines like that for each feature.

How do you describe a woman’s body without it being creepy?

Stay in the looker’s head and on what they feel, not on a ranking of her parts. Pick details that belong to her (the scar on her knee, the way she tucks her hair back) and let her have opinions about being looked at. “Describe her” gives you lines in that spirit, for every body type.

Is it explicit?

Not unless you ask. The page and the first lines stay sensual; tick the 18+ box and you get an explicit line and the explicit words for that feature. Adults only, made-up characters.

Does the generator use AI?

No. The lines are hand-written and put together in your browser. KudoNovel’s AI is in the writing app, for the scene itself.

More free tools