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AI video generator from script: paste it, see the film.

Paste a script. Frameo splits it into scenes, casts the voice and cuts the video.

Script to shots

Three scene headings. Three shots.

1

EXT. TOWN - MORNING

A small delivery van curves through quiet streets.

NARRATOR: Every order starts somewhere.

2

INT. HOME - DAY

Ana taps her phone. Icons settle into a chart.

NARRATOR: She sees it all in one place.

3

INT. OFFICE - DAY

Ana shares the report with one click.

NARRATOR: An hour back, every week.

Each scene heading becomes a shot. Each narration line becomes AI voiceover.

Script to video, step by step

From page to finished cut.

  1. 01

    Paste or write your script

    Drop in a script or type one. Text to video starts with the words you already have.

  2. 02

    Let Frameo split the scenes

    Every scene heading becomes a shot. Every narration line becomes a voiceover cue.

  3. 03

    Pick the look and voice

    Choose a style for the shots and an AI voiceover for the narration.

  4. 04

    Render and download the cut

    The exact cost of a render is shown before you start it. Then you download the video.

Script templates

Start from a script, not a blank page.

Eight short scripts in screenplay format. Copy one, or start creating with it already in the box.

  • 60-second product explainer

    INT. DESK - DAY. A phone taps, icons settle into a chart. NARRATOR: Your whole week, in one clear view.

    explainer · 60 sec

  • Ad with a hook

    INT. PINK ROOM - DAY. A red gift box lifts its lid, gold confetti bursts. NARRATOR: Wait until you see what is inside.

    ad · 15 sec

  • YouTube intro

    INT. DINER - RAINY DAY. A man stirs coffee in a window booth. NARRATOR: Every channel starts with one small idea. Here is mine.

    youtube · 20 sec

  • Onboarding training clip

    INT. OFFICE - DAY. A woman clicks to share a report, a colleague nods. NARRATOR: Step one: share your first report with the team.

    training · 45 sec

  • Bedtime story

    INT. NURSERY - NIGHT. A smiling star glows in the window. NARRATOR: Once, a small star could not sleep.

    story · 60 sec

  • Real-estate walkthrough

    EXT. TOWN - DAY. Paper houses line a quiet street. NARRATOR: Three bedrooms, one bright kitchen, a short walk to the park.

    real estate · 30 sec

  • Recipe narration

    INT. KITCHEN - MORNING. Dough rises into a golden loaf. NARRATOR: Four steps, one warm bench, and a little patience.

    recipe · 45 sec

  • Faceless channel short

    INT. HOME STUDIO - NIGHT. A mic waits beside a quiet desk. NARRATOR: Nobody ever sees my face. Here is why.

    shorts · 30 sec

Script to video, compared

Same script. Fewer steps.

Making a video from a script usually means a chain of separate jobs. Frameo runs them from the page you already wrote.

ComparedTodayWith Frameo
StoryboardSketch every frame by handEach scene heading becomes a shot
FootageShoot it or search stock librariesShots generated from your action lines
VoiceoverBook a booth and a narratorAI voiceover from your narration lines
Editing to the scriptCut by hand against the pageShots arrive in script order
CaptionsTyped and timed separatelyAdd subtitles from the script
Cost and timeCrew, gear and daysCredits pay for generation. The cost shows before you render

Script to video questions

Frameo runs on credits from a paid plan. The exact cost of each render is shown before you start it, so you only spend on the cuts you make.

See plans

A full short script works. Frameo splits it into scenes and makes one video per run, so a long script is easier to handle in parts.

You choose the voice for your narration before you render. Check the voice list in Frameo to see which languages are on offer.

Try the voice tool

Yes. Each scene is its own shot on the canvas, so you redo that one shot and recut. The rest of your video stays as it was.

Your script, on screen

Have a script? See it as a video.

Paste it here and Frameo breaks it into shots, voice and cuts.

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