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AI video generator for scripts: paste it, get the video.

Paste a script and Frameo splits it into scenes, adds a voice and cuts the shots into one video.

How to turn a script into an AI video.

In the order they happen on the canvas, starting from the words you already wrote.

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  1. Paste your script

    Drop in a finished script or a rough outline. One scene per line is enough for Frameo to read.

  2. Split it into scenes

    Frameo reads each line as a numbered scene. You pick the narrator voice that fits the tone.

  3. Generate and swap shots

    Each numbered scene becomes a shot. Do not like one? Regenerate that shot alone and keep the rest.

  4. Add captions and export

    Captions follow the voiceover. The finished cut exports in 9:16 for social or 16:9 for the screen.

Script beside shots

Every numbered line becomes a numbered shot.

Shooting script, page 1

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MORNING. A potter's hands shape a bowl by the window.

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AFTERNOON. Sun falls across a brass trumpet on an oak table.

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DUSK. A small band tunes up in a loft.

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How to write a script for AI video

  • One scene per line, so each line can become one shot.
  • Say what we see: a place, a subject, one clear action.
  • Keep narration to what we hear, not what we watch.

Production breakdown

One 120-word script, one 45-second narrated video.

Follow a single script from typed words to final cut, and see which model or tool handled each stage.

Narrated explainer · 45 seconds · Seedance 2.5

  1. Script

    Frameo canvas

    The 120-word script is typed straight onto the canvas, one scene per line, with narration kept to what we hear.

  2. Scene split

    Grid Storyboard skill

    Frameo's AI video agent reads each line as a numbered scene and lays the story out as a grid, one frame per beat.

  3. Shots generated

    Seedance 2.5

    Each numbered scene becomes its own Seedance 2.5 shot on the canvas. Any shot that misses is regenerated on its own.

    Extreme close-up of a graphite pencil tip resting on off-white paper, one detail tack-sharp, shallow depth of field, warm lamp light, soft dark background, no text or numbers

  4. Voiceover

    Narration Video skill

    The script becomes a narrated story, with a voiceover read from your script and laid over the shots panel by panel.

    Overhead top-down shot, camera directly above, nine small storyboard frames of harbour, trumpet and loft laid flat on an off-white desk, warm lamp pool, deep black edges, no text

  5. Captions and music

    Add Subtitles skill

    The Add Subtitles skill sets captions to follow the voiceover word for word, and a quiet music bed sits under the narration.

    Medium close-up of a woman narrator in headphones at a microphone, warm lamp on one side, cold monitor glow on the other, vintage coated lens halation, fine film grain, no text

  6. Final cut

    Frameo canvas

    The shots, voice, captions and music are cut into one video, ready to export in 9:16 or 16:9.

Script to video templates

Start from a ready script.

Eight short scripts, one scene per line. Copy one, start creating with it, or send it to your AI assistant.

  • Solar roof explainer

    Sc 1. A paper-cut house, sun above its roof. VO: Panels turn daylight into power. Sc 2. A kitchen lamp glows. VO: That power runs your evening.

    explainer

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  • Snack pack beach ad

    Sc 1. A woman on a sunny beach tosses a snack pack. VO: Pack it, toss it, go. Sc 2. She twists open a cold drink and grins.

    ad

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  • Paper city cat story

    Sc 1. A felt city at night, a cutout cat on a rooftop. VO: The city never noticed her. Sc 2. Paper windows glow on, one by one.

    story

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  • Budget sheet tutorial

    Sc 1. A presenter faces her laptop. VO: Let's set up a budget sheet in three steps. Sc 2. Close-up of the screen as columns fill in.

    tutorial

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  • Presenter smiling at a tidy oak desk with a glowing monitor, slow arc around the desk, warm honey-wood tones, soft overhead pools of peach light, no text

    Channel welcome intro

    Sc 1. A presenter smiles at a tidy desk, timeline on the monitor. VO: Welcome back to the channel. Sc 2. Slow arc around the desk as the title lands.

    youtube intro

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  • Close-up on a glowing kitchen lamp inside a paper-cut house with solar panels, soft warm light, shallow depth of field, gentle slow push, craft-paper texture, no text

    Bright family house tour

    Sc 1. A paper-cut house with solar panels in soft light. VO: Three bedrooms, one sunny kitchen. Sc 2. Slow push in on the glowing kitchen lamp.

    real estate tour

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  • Shot straight down from directly overhead: a young cook's hands at a counter, steam rising from a pan of pasta, flat 90-degree view, warm kitchen light, no text

    Ten-minute pasta recipe

    Sc 1. A young cook at a kitchen counter counts three steps on her fingers. VO: Dinner in ten minutes. Sc 2. Steam rises from the pan.

    recipe

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  • An instructor beside a flipchart nods, then her hand ticks the first item in close-up, plain unflattering overhead lighting, classroom realism, no readable text

    Checklist basics lesson

    Sc 1. An instructor beside a flipchart nods. VO: Every good checklist starts with one question. Sc 2. Close-up of her hand ticking the first item.

    course lesson

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Script to video AI, plainly answered

What does a script-to-video render cost?

Frameo is an AI video production platform that turns a script into scenes, voice and cuts on one canvas. The exact cost of each render is shown before you start it.

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How does it compare to Meta AI's video tool?

Frameo starts from your whole script, not a single prompt, and splits it into numbered scenes. It also puts every frontier model on one canvas, so you can swap a shot without leaving the canvas or redoing the rest.

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How long can my script be?

A longer script splits into more scenes, and each scene is made as its own shot. You can regenerate any shot on its own without redoing the rest.

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Can I use my own voice or an AI voiceover?

Both work. Upload a recorded voiceover, or pick an AI voice and let Frameo narrate each scene. Captions follow whichever voice you choose.

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Can I post the videos commercially?

You retain ownership of what you make. The Terms of Use set out the full position.

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Paste your script. Watch the shots arrive.

Drop in your lines and Frameo numbers the scenes, adds a voice and cuts the video. You direct every shot.

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