How it works (3 steps)
- Pick a direction: question, playful game, or light tease.
- Make it easy: preference questions beat open-ended essays.
- Keep it short: 1–2 lines is ideal.
Examples (3–5)
“Hey — quick game: pick one. A) coffee walk B) rooftop drink C) meme exchange.”
“Hey! What are you up to this week that you’re actually excited about?”
“Hey. On a scale of 1–10 how chaotic is your weekend about to be?”
“Hey — real question: tacos or sushi? I need to know what I’m dealing with.”
Copy/paste pack
“Hey — pick one: A) coffee walk B) tacos C) rooftop drink.”
“Hey! Serious question: tacos or sushi?”
“Hey — what’s your ideal weekend: plans or no plans?”
“Hey. Two truths and a lie. You start.”
“Hey! How’s your day going?”
“Hey — okay, what’s your ‘green flag’ hobby?”
“Hey. On a scale of 1–10, how chaotic is your weekend?”
“Hey — what’s the best thing you ate this week?”
“Hey — if we did something casual this week, coffee or a drink?”
“Hey. You seem fun—what are you excited about this week?”
Common mistakes
- Mirroring: replying “hey” back keeps it stuck.
- Calling them out: “that’s all you got?” sounds bitter.
- Overperforming: big jokes can feel like trying too hard.
- Three questions at once: it overwhelms, so they don’t reply.
Why FlirtCopilot is different
- Context-aware options: if you have context, it uses it (text or screenshot).
- Tone control: playful, confident, sweet, direct.
- Sendable drafts: short replies you can quickly personalize.
Generate a reply to “hey”
Paste the chat (or upload a screenshot) and get options in different tones.
Open reply generator