Everything it does
A whole studio for the craft.
Write in a word processor, bring in everything you have already written, build the world behind your story, and practice against measurable feedback. The worldbuilding suite, the advanced metrics, and the deep analytics come with Pro.
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The editor
A full writing editor and word processor, built for long work.
Practice and the engine
Deliberate practice, built in, with deterministic prose metrics.
Tools for writers
A tool for whatever you are writing, right beside the editor.
Community
Write alongside other working writers.
Feedback
Honest notes from people who read closely.
Games
Play with words, together.
Your work, your rules
Protecting your writing
You decide who finds your work, who can read it, and how it travels. These controls are free for every writer.
Public, unlisted, or private
Publish to everyone, keep a piece unlisted so it opens only by direct link, or leave it a private draft. Unlisted and private work stays out of the Library and out of search engines.
Read more →Search and profile privacy
Keep your profile and pieces out of Google with one toggle, or make your whole profile private. Your direct links keep working, so you can still share on your terms.
Read more →Private share links
Hand a draft to a beta reader, an editor, or an agent with a secret link, no publishing required. Revoke it any time to cut off access.
Read more →Reader protection
Turn on copy-friction for a published piece: it discourages casual selection and right-click, and adds a credit line to anything a reader copies.
Read more →Your rights, stated
Set the rights notice shown under each piece, or keep the default "all rights reserved." Readers always see who owns the work.
Read more →Proof of authorship
Inkbreaker has no AI writing tools, so a piece is composed by you, not generated for you. Every piece keeps a timestamped, fingerprinted record of when it was first written and how it changed since. Share a public proof page anyone can read, or download a tamper-evident copy (first-seen date, content fingerprint, and full edit history) as evidence for a copyright claim. Free.
Read more →Composed-in-editor check
As you write, Inkbreaker measures how a piece is built: typed in our editor versus pasted in or imported. A piece that is typed in place, with no wholesale paste, earns a "Composed in Inkbreaker" mark on its proof page. Why it matters: in an AI-flooded web, you can show at a glance that your work was made by hand, here, edit by edit, not generated elsewhere. We never claim to read your mind, only to show how the work was made.
Read more →A real takedown path
If someone posts your work here, file a DMCA notice from our support page. We review it, can lock the content fast, notify the author, and handle counter-notices.
Read more →We are honest about the limits. Nothing on the open web can stop a screenshot or a determined copy, because the words load in the reader's browser. These tools raise the friction and make a stolen excerpt traceable back to you.
FAQ
Feature questions
The Pro worldbuilding suite includes the World Bible, the Relationship Web, the Time Weaver, the Lexicon Engine, and the Consistency Sentinel. They share one source of truth and sit right beside the editor.
Yes. The Scene Header Linter checks your sluglines for missing prefixes, absent times of day, wrong dashes, and near-duplicate locations, and the Page Count Estimator turns your word count into an estimated page count broken down by act. Both are part of Pro, and both run on their own page or in a panel beside the editor.
The editor, the exercise library, peer feedback, the Progress Report, publishing, and your notebook are free. The worldbuilding suite, unlimited daily exercises, metrics history, and the writing modes are part of Pro.
Yes. Import reads Word, OpenDocument, PDF, EPUB, Markdown, plain text, HTML, and spreadsheets, and pulls your manuscript, characters, timelines, locations, and lore systems in one pass.
No. The prose metrics are deterministic and based on published readability research, and no language model writes or scores your work. There is no AI anywhere in the product. Content moderation is a deterministic, rule-based filter plus human review, not AI.
The prose grader is free with no account. Drafting, exercises, the community, and the worldbuilding suite need a free account, and Pro has a 7 day trial with no credit card.
You can cancel any time from Settings, under Manage subscription. There is no cancellation fee, and your Pro features stay active until the end of the billing period you already paid for, after which the account moves to the free tier. Nothing you wrote is touched: your drafts, published pieces, and submission history all stay, and you can resubscribe whenever you like.
Fiction, nonfiction, poetry, screenwriting, journalism, technical writing, copywriting, blogging, and worldbuilding, each with its own calibrated metrics.
You do. Every piece can be public, unlisted (readable by direct link but kept out of the Library and search engines), or a private draft you share with a secret link. You can keep your whole profile out of search or make it private. Optional reader protection adds copy-friction and a credit line on anything copied, and you set the rights notice under each piece. All of it is free.
Both are covered, free. You can download authorship evidence for any piece: when it first existed on Inkbreaker, a fingerprint of the content, and its full edit history, ready to support a copyright claim. If someone posts your work here, file a DMCA takedown from our support page. We review every notice, can lock the content quickly, tell the author, and handle counter-notices the way the law requires.
At a glance
Everything Inkbreaker does
The whole toolkit any writer needs, in one place. Here is what comes free, what your 7-day Pro trial includes, and what needs a paid plan.
| Plan | |
|---|---|
| Write | |
| Eight form-aware writing types | Free |
| Autosave and full version history | Free |
| Focus mode and paragraph spotlight | Free |
| Writing sprints and word goals | TrialPro |
| Find and replace, matching whole words or a pattern | Free |
| Private notes in the margin | TrialPro |
| Eight writing backdrops, light and dark | Free |
| Poetry Studio: meter, rhyme, scansion, and classic forms | TrialPro |
| A formatting bar carrying what your writing type actually uses | Free |
| Switch any group of controls on or off, and put them in the order you want | Free |
| Save several formatting bars and switch between them | Pro |
| Footnotes that renumber themselves and survive every export | Free |
| Revision mode: propose changes to your own draft, then keep or drop each one | Free |
| Manuscripts of 200,000 words and more, held in a single piece | Free |
| Shape the page | |
| Real fonts, Garamond included, set per selection | Free |
| Line and paragraph spacing | Free |
| Page margins on a draggable ruler | Free |
| Bring it in, take it out | |
| Import Word, ODT, EPUB, PDF, RTF, Markdown, HTML, and spreadsheets | TrialPro |
| A long manuscript splits into chapters on its own | TrialPro |
| Export to Word, PDF, and HTML with your formatting intact | Free |
| Fonts embedded in the PDF | Free |
| EPUB formatter: formatted EPUB and Word export, ready to publish | Pro |
| Book Cover Studio to design and embed your cover | Pro |
| Print-ready paperback PDF for KDP and IngramSpark: trim sizes, gutter margins, running heads, and page numbers | Pro |
| Read it comfortably | |
| OpenDyslexic and Atkinson Hyperlegible reading fonts | Free |
| Changes your view only, never the piece | Free |
| Adjustable size, spacing, and margins | Free |
| Build the world (Pro) | |
| World Bible, the single source of truth | TrialPro |
| Relationship Web with a history scrubber | TrialPro |
| Time Weaver for your timeline | TrialPro |
| Lexicon Engine for names that fit | TrialPro |
| Interactive maps you draw, pin, layer, and georeference | TrialPro |
| Constructed languages and writing systems, with fonts you can actually write and export in | TrialPro |
| Consistency Sentinel for continuity | TrialPro |
| All of it opens beside your draft | TrialPro |
| Practice and measure | |
| A library of skill-tagged exercises | Free |
| Deterministic prose metrics, no AI | Free |
| Nine advanced readings with Pro | TrialPro |
| A Progress Report and skill levels | Free |
| Share and organize | |
| A notebook of favorites, folders, series, and worlds | Free |
| A full-screen file manager | Free |
| Peer feedback matched to your piece | Free |
| Publish to a reader-friendly page | Free |
| Series audience analytics | TrialPro |
| Profile accent color and personalization | TrialPro |
| Custom avatar and profile cover image | Pro |
| Reader links with applause and paragraph reactions | Free |
| A reading heatmap of where readers slow down and stop | TrialPro |
| Community | |
| Join and take part in Chapters, small writing accountability groups | Free |
| Enter writing competitions with engine-scored judging | Free |
| Suggest prompts for competitions and the exercise library | Free |
| A BBS-style Forum, global and per Chapter | Free |
| Real-time collaborative editing and track changes | TrialPro |
| Co-writer chat beside a shared piece | TrialPro |
| Leave inline comments on a piece you collaborate on | TrialPro |
| Reading lists to share what you love | Free |
| Offer to beta read or sensitivity read, free for everyone | Free |
| A public Library of published pieces and series to browse | Free |
| Rate and review the books you read | Free |
| Reading-position memory: pick up where you left off in long reads and series | Free |
| Create your own Chapter | Free |
| Chapter progress stats: par line, pace, and projected finish | Free |
| Live writing sprints and word wars with a shared countdown and leaderboard | Free |
| Send direct messages to other writers | Pro |
| Request a beta read or a sensitivity read | Pro |
Every piece here is written by a person. The prose metrics are computed by transparent algorithms, the same input always returning the same reading, with no language model writing or grading your work. There is no AI anywhere on the platform, not even in moderation, which runs on deterministic, rule-based filters plus human review.