AI scripts are a Pro feature. Most of what’s in these guides works on the free plan.

Start from New Script

On the Home tab, tap New Script and choose Create with AI rather than Create.

Describe what you want

Write a Description, pick the Language the script should be written in, then set Style, Format and Length.

Be specific about what changes the output most: who’s watching, how long it should run, and what you want them to do afterwards. “Two-minute product update for existing customers, ending with a link to the changelog” produces something usable. “Video about our product” doesn’t.

Let it generate

It takes a few seconds, then the full script lands in the editor. If it’s heading somewhere wrong, rewrite the description and generate again rather than editing the result. A wrong structure costs more to fix than to regenerate.

Edit it before you record

Treat the output as a draft of the structure, not the wording.

Generated scripts read as written English rather than spoken English, which is the single biggest cause of a robotic delivery. Read it aloud and fix every sentence you stumble on. Those are the ones nobody would say out loud.

AI edit can do some of this for you, and Make casual and Simplify both help, but your own read-aloud pass catches things no model will.

What it’s good and bad at

Good at structure, ordering, a first draft when the blank page is the obstacle, and getting length roughly right.

Bad at your voice, specific facts, anything about your product it can’t know, and current information. Check every claim and number.

Script limits

The AI writer is part of Pro, and Pro has no limit on how many scripts you keep or how long they are. Each generation or edit uses a monthly AI credit; the Generate screen shows how many you have left.