Turn your script into a finished YouTube video
Already have a script? Paste it in. It is narrated exactly as written - never rewritten - cut into scenes on sentence boundaries, illustrated scene by scene, captioned and mixed.
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The War Australia Lost to Birds
Real output, generated end to end - no manual editing.
Your words, word for word
The script is split into scenes by code, not paraphrased by a language model, so every sentence you wrote is what the narrator reads. Lines starting with # become chapter title cards; text in [brackets] is treated as a note and not read aloud.
- Up to 60,000 characters - about an hour of narration
- Pick any of 18 narrators or your cloned voice, at the speed you want
- Chapter cards, location tags and number counters added where they fit
Every scene directed for you
An AI director reads the whole script, fixes a style bible (era, characters, palette) and writes an image prompt for each scene so the visuals stay consistent from the first minute to the last. Change any prompt or upload your own image before rendering.
How it works
Start from anything
A topic, your script or your recorded voiceover. Pick a narrator, a visual style, captions and music.
Approve the plan
Review the script and every scene, and see the exact credit cost before anything renders.
Render & publish
Get a 1080p MP4 in minutes, then publish or schedule it on YouTube with thumbnail and chapters.
Pay per finished minute
About 10 credits per minute of long video. See the cost before rendering; failed renders are refunded.
Frequently asked questions
Will the AI change my script?
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No. The narration is your script exactly. The AI only decides the visuals, motion graphics and camera moves for each scene.
How long can the script be?
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Up to 60,000 characters, which is roughly 60 minutes of narration.
Which languages can my script be in?
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Any of 32 languages, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Hindi, Japanese and Arabic.
Can I edit scenes after rendering?
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Yes. Rewrite a line, repaint a shot or change an overlay, then re-render. Before the first render every edit is free.