FROM VIDEO IDEAS TO A SPOKEN DRAFT
YouTube Script Generator
Give the ideas your own voice.
Use a video's existing captions to create a spoken script draft with a hook, main body and closing. Check the facts, copy the text and refine it for your audience.
A structure to build on.
Your voice comes next.
HOOK
What if learning more started with one good question?
MAIN BODY
Connect a new idea to something you already know. Then explain it in your own words to see what you understand.
CLOSING
Choose one idea from today and give it a place in your next lesson.
Start with the ideas.
Give them a spoken structure.
Use existing captions as the source for a text draft with a hook, main body and closing. Choose a subtitle track and an output language, then review how the ideas are presented.
- Use an available subtitle track as the source
- Generate in English or Simplified Chinese
- Create a starting point for spoken delivery
Check the draft.
Make it your own.
Read the script against the source before using it. Copy it into your preferred editor to refine the wording, adapt it for your audience and add your own perspective.
- Verify facts, names and quotes against the video
- Keep attribution and references where needed
- Revisit the original generated draft in your private library
This tool generates text, not voice audio or video. Edits made in another app are not saved back to this library.
From source ideas to a spoken draft.
1 AI credit per generation
- 01
Paste a captioned video
Use a public YouTube video with accessible existing subtitles. Paste its URL into the input above.
- 02
Create your draft
Sign in with Google, select a subtitle track and choose English or Simplified Chinese. Generate a Script for one AI credit.
- 03
Review and develop it
Check the source, copy the draft to your editor and refine it for your audience. Revisit the original result in your private library.
YouTube script generator FAQ
What does the YouTube script generator create?
It creates a spoken text draft from a video’s existing subtitles, organized around a hook, main body and closing. It does not produce voice audio, edit a video or generate a finished recording.
Can I use a video without captions or upload a file?
No. Use a public YouTube video with accessible existing subtitles, including auto-generated captions. The tool does not accept uploads or transcribe audio. Private, removed or restricted videos may be unavailable. AI generation supports videos up to 1 hour. Longer videos are not supported yet; subtitle reading and downloads remain available.
Do I need to sign in, and how do AI credits work?
Sign in with Google to receive 10 free AI credits daily. Each generation uses one credit. The allowance resets at midnight in Asia/Shanghai; unused credits do not carry over. If a generation task ultimately fails, its credit is returned.
Can I choose the script language or tone?
You can generate text in English or Simplified Chinese using an available subtitle track. There are no custom tone controls. Copy the draft into your editor to adjust its voice and wording.
Where is the script saved, and can I edit it?
The generated draft is saved in your account’s private library. Copy it to your preferred editor to make changes. There is no in-page script editor, and external edits do not update the saved generated result.
What should I check before using the script?
Captions and AI output can contain mistakes. Verify facts, names and quotes against the source, check the surrounding context and preserve attribution where needed. Refine the draft for your own audience and respect the source creator’s rights.
Ready to start your script draft?
Bring a captioned YouTube video and create a text draft you can review and develop further.
Draft a script Google sign-in required · 10 free AI credits daily · 1 credit per generation