User Story Generator
Describe your feature and get a complete, Jira-ready user story with acceptance criteria, story points, and all required fields — instantly. No login required.
You can write a short sentence or paste a transcript from Slack/meeting notes.
Local mode is free and works entirely in your browser. AI mode is coming soon with Pro plan.View plans
Example input
- Feature description:
- filter the product list by category so I can find items faster
- User type:
- logged-in shopper
- Story type:
- Story (new feature)
What makes a good user story?
- User-centric — written from the user's perspective, not the developer's
- Specific title — anyone reading the backlog knows exactly what it's about
- Clear business value — the "so that" explains why it matters
- Testable acceptance criteria — QA can write test cases from them
- Appropriately sized — completable within one sprint; if not, split it
- Independent — doesn't depend on another story being done first
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this tool free?
Yes, completely free. No login or signup required.
What is Local mode?
Local mode uses deterministic parsing in your browser — your data never leaves your computer.
Is AI mode available?
AI mode is coming soon! It will generate even better stories from messy notes and chat transcripts. We'll announce when it's ready.
What are presets?
Presets tailor the output for Product, Engineering, API, or Tech Debt work. They adjust acceptance criteria and guidance so the story matches the work type.
What is the Story Quality Score?
It scores your draft against practical readiness checks like clear actor, business value, acceptance criteria quality, scope boundaries, and dependencies.
Can I paste the output directly into Jira?
Yes. Copy the output and paste it into the Jira description field. The Markdown formatting renders correctly in Jira.
What's the difference between a Story, Improvement, and Task?
A Story is a new feature from the user's perspective. An Improvement is an enhancement to existing functionality. A Task is technical work that doesn't directly deliver user-facing value, like refactoring or infrastructure changes.
Should I edit the output?
Yes — the generated text uses placeholders. You should customize it with specific details about your actual feature before sharing with your team.