Generator
Generate a scene-by-scene video script from a topic or blog post.
Paste a topic, article URL, or a few notes and get a structured script — a scroll-stopping hook, ordered scene beats with on-screen text and voiceover, and a closing call to action you can record right away.
- Writes for the ear — short spoken-word lines you can read straight into a mic.
- Structures every script as hook, ordered beats, and a platform-appropriate CTA.
- Adjustable tone and length so the same topic works for a short or a long-form video.
What this generator produces
A finished video script is more than a paragraph of text — it is a sequence of scenes, each with something on screen and something spoken. This generator returns exactly that: a suggested title, a hook scene designed to earn the first three seconds, middle scenes that move the idea forward, and a closing call to action.
It is built for creators repurposing written content. Feed it the topic or URL of a post you already published and it drafts the spoken version so you are editing, not staring at a blank page.
How to get the best script
Give it something specific. A concrete topic or a real article URL produces a sharper script than a one-word prompt. Then pick the tone and length that match where the video will live.
- Use explainer tone for tutorials and documentary-style breakdowns.
- Use promotional tone for product, launch, and landing-page videos.
- Use short length for Shorts and Reels, long for YouTube explainers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to sign in to use the Video Script Generator?
Yes. Generating a script requires a free Article Video Studio account so we can run the AI request for you. Sign in with Google and you can generate scripts immediately — no credit card required.
Can it write a script from a blog post URL?
Yes. Paste the topic or the article URL and the generator drafts a spoken, scene-by-scene version of that content — the natural first step before turning the post into a finished narrated video.
Is the script ready to record?
The voiceover lines are written to be read aloud as-is, but treat the output as a strong first draft. Tighten the hook, adjust the CTA, and personalize any specifics before you record or generate the video.
Turn this finished article into video with Article Video Studio
Once this tool helps you shape the copy, headline, formatting, or angle, paste the same piece into Article Video Studio and generate a narrated video from it.