Generate a video script in your voice. Sized to the length you need.

What a short video script needs

A short video is decided in its opening seconds. If the first line does not give people a reason to stay, the rest of the script never gets heard. So a good script puts the most interesting line first, delivers one idea cleanly and ends before attention runs out.

This video script generator writes to that shape. Every script has a hook for the opening, three to five beats that carry the idea, on-screen text for people watching without sound, and a closing line that tells viewers what to do next. Most AI video script generators hand you a wall of narration; this one gives you something you can film.

How long should a video script be?

Speech runs at a fairly steady pace. The National Center for Voice and Speech puts average American English conversation at about 150 words per minute, so a 60-second script lands around 150 words and a 30-second one around 75. The generator sizes each script to the length you pick and shows the word count, so you are not cutting lines halfway through recording.

• 15 seconds: one idea and one line of proof, about 35 to 40 words.

• 30 seconds: a hook, two beats and a close, about 75 words.

• 60 seconds: a hook, three or four beats and a close, about 150 words.

• 90 seconds: room for a short story or a full how-to, about 225 words.

YouTube counts square or vertical videos up to three minutes long as Shorts, so every length here fits a Short.

Four formats in this video script generator

Pick the format that matches how you film:

• Talking head: you, to camera, making one point.

• Tutorial: steps on screen, with you narrating.

• Story: something that happened, and what it meant.

• List: a few quick items, one line each.

Each run returns three scripts on your topic from different angles: one led by a story, one built as a how-to and one that argues a point. Read them side by side and keep the one you could say without sounding like you are reading.

Scripts that sound like you on camera

A script in someone else's voice is obvious the second you say it out loud. Paste two or three of your posts or captions in “Match my voice” and audenAI matches your phrasing and rhythm, so the words feel natural to say. Read the script aloud once before you record and cut anything you would never say. To test the opening line as a post first, try the hook generator, and for more topics, the post ideas generator.

One idea, every format, with VoiceMoat

A script is one way to use an idea. VoiceMoat helps you use it everywhere you post on Twitter or LinkedIn. In Studio, audenAI learns from your own content and turns one idea into a post, a thread or a week of drafts in your voice, checks them so they sound like you, and drops them on the calendar.