AI Video Script Generator

Describe your topic in plain language and the video script generator writes the words your voiceover will read, timed to the length you pick — in any of fourteen output languages.

Duration30s · 74 words · 6 scenes

Free plan up to 45s

What should this video be about?

Free to start — no card needed.

From a topic to a finished script in three steps

No prompt engineering, no blank page, no rewriting the same intro five times — the video script generator starts from one sentence.

1. Describe the video

One line is enough. Paste an article or your own notes if you want the script built on facts instead of guesses.

2. Set length, language and format

The length is a spoken duration, not a word count guess: 45 seconds means the voiceover runs about 45 seconds.

3. Send it to the editor

One click drops the script into the video editor, where the AI adds the voiceover, visuals and captions.

Nine script formats, one for each kind of video

The format changes how the script is written — its structure, its voice and its pacing, not just its words.

Free Format

Write your own format and instructions. Whatever you put in the topic box is what steers the script.

Did-You-Know Story

A fun fact turned into a story that hooks viewers. One surprising fact, told properly — not a trivia list.

Tutorial

Teach the viewer something worth their time. Ordered steps, each concrete enough to follow on the first watch.

UGC Testimonial

A user vouching for your product or service. The problem, the moment it changed, the result — spoken like a person, not a brand.

UGC Relatable

Ultra-casual Gen Z UGC on any topic. Everyday moment, self-aware humour, the voice people actually use on their phones.

Top List

A ranked countdown, like "5 best productivity apps". The count is announced up front and the strongest entry lands last.

Inspirational

Motivational content built toward one line worth repeating. Concrete images instead of the usual encouragement.

Horror / True Crime

Scary stories, true crime, urban legends and cosmic horror. Dread that builds, with restraint doing the work.

Documentary

Documentary narration about life, nature, science and the cosmos. Calm, precise, specific detail over adjectives.

How many words is a 30-second video script?

Every duration here is a spoken duration, measured against the same speaking rate the voiceover is rendered at — so these are the numbers the video script generator writes to, not a rule of thumb.

DurationEnglish wordsChinese · Japanese · Korean charactersScenes
10s21412
15s34673
20s47924
30s741446
45s1132219
60s15329912
75s19237615

Chinese, Japanese and Korean are counted in characters rather than words, and fewer of them fit into a second — 30 seconds is 74 English words but 144 characters. All fourteen output languages are measured the same way. Free accounts write up to 45 seconds; paid plans go to 75.

Video script generator FAQ

Yes. The video script generator is free to use: create an account and write scripts with no card needed. Rendering the finished video uses credits, and the free plan covers scripts up to 45 seconds.

From 10 to 75 seconds of spoken narration. That is a real duration, not a word-count guess: the length is measured against the same speaking rate the voiceover is rendered at, so a 45-second script runs about 45 seconds. Free accounts can write up to 45 seconds; paid plans go to 75.

Fourteen output languages, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Russian, Indonesian, Vietnamese and Thai. It is the same list the video editor uses, so the script and the voiceover always match.

Yes. Every format here is written for vertical short-form: the first line is a hook, there is no throat-clearing intro, and the length options match what those platforms reward. If you are writing for one platform in particular, the AI TikTok script generator and the YouTube Shorts script generator start from that platform's own defaults, examples and guidance.

Yes. What you generate is yours to use commercially — post it, edit it, or read it yourself on camera. There is no attribution requirement.

That is what the button under the script does. It drops the text into the video editor's Script tab, where it is read out word for word — then the AI adds the voiceover, the visuals and the burned-in captions.

ChatGPT writes prose and leaves you to guess how long it runs. Here the length is a measured duration rather than a word count, the nine formats are structures the model is held to instead of a prompt you have to remember, and the finished script goes into the video editor in one click — voiceover, visuals and captions included. If you already have a prompt you like, Free Format takes it as written.

Not as a single script. The renderer caps one video at sixteen five-second scenes, and the script is read out word for word, so 75 seconds is where it stops. For something longer, write it as two or three scripts and render them as separate videos — which is how most series-style channels publish anyway.

Yes, at both ends. Edit the text in the box before you send it, or edit it in the video editor's Script tab afterwards — it is read out word for word, so whatever you change is what the voiceover says. Rewrite starts a fresh script from the same topic if you would rather begin again.

The script is written. Now make the video.

Voiceover, visuals and captions, generated from the words you just got — in a few minutes, without a camera.