Writing scripts with AI
How the AI script generator structures scenes, which styles are available, and how to steer it toward your niche and language.
5 min readHow scripts are structured
Every generated script is a sequence of scenes. Each scene carries a spoken line, an on-screen caption and a visual direction, so the timeline can be built automatically without you assembling clips by hand.
Choosing a style
- Storytime — first-person narrative, strong hook, built for retention.
- Explainer — a claim, then evidence, then a takeaway.
- Product / advert — problem, demonstration, offer, call to action.
- Faith & ministry — sermon summaries, devotionals and scripture reels.
- Fashion & lookbook — pacing tuned to outfit reveals.
Language and voice
Scripts can be written in 17+ languages including Nigerian Pidgin, Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, Swahili, Arabic and French. The pronunciation dictionary carries regional names and terms so voiceovers say them correctly rather than anglicising them.
Editing before you render
- 1Open Script Studio from the project.
- 2Rewrite any line directly, or tap Remix on a single scene to get variations without regenerating the whole script.
- 3Reorder scenes by dragging them in Storyboard.
- 4Lock the script when you are happy, then move to voice and visuals.
Frequently asked
Can I paste my own script instead?
Yes. Choose Start from script and paste your text — the app splits it into scenes for you.
Who owns the output?
You do. Videos you generate on a paid or trial plan are yours to publish and monetise commercially.