AI script generator: two scripts, ready to shoot.

How the script generator works

The generator writes at about 2.5 spoken words per second, so a 30-second ad gets roughly 70 words and a 60-second one about 150. Each script follows the same five beats: HOOK in the first three seconds, PROBLEM in the viewer's words, SOLUTION with the product in use, PROOF taken only from what you typed, and a CTA that matches the goal you chose. Scene directions in brackets tell the editor what to show; the spoken lines tell the presenter or the voice-over what to say.

How to get a script you can actually shoot

• Write the offer the way a customer would say it, with the specific result ("reservations answered at 9 pm"), not the category ("AI solution").
• Give proof if you have it: a number, a client name you may use, a before and after. The generator never invents proof; without it, the script shows the product working instead.
• Pick the shortest format that fits the goal: 15 seconds for a retargeting reminder, 30 for a cold audience, 60 to 90 when the product needs a demonstration.
• Read it aloud with a timer before you shoot. If it runs long, cut the PROBLEM beat first; viewers already know their problem.
• Keep the CTA to one action. "Book a call" and "follow us" in the same video halves both.
• Shoot the hook three ways and keep the rest identical: the first three seconds decide the retention curve.

Example