Script to Video Generator
Paste a script — a screenplay, a voiceover, a scene — and Story Into Video reads it, builds the characters and shots, and turns your script to video with narration and subtitles.
Sign in to start — your script will be carried straight into the workflow.
One script, many video styles
This script to video AI can render your pages as live-action cinema, 3D animation, anime, comic, watercolor and more. Tap a style to drop its script into the box and start.
How people use the script to video generator
Three flows where turning a script to video earns its keep.
Writers who want to see their pages move
Screenwriters, novelists and hobby storytellers use the script to video generator to watch a scene come alive before they ever pitch it. Paste a page of screenplay — slug lines, action, dialogue — and the workflow extracts the characters, locks their look, and builds the shots so you can finally see your script as video instead of imagining it. It is the fastest way to test whether a scene plays the way it read.
Marketers turning ad scripts into video
Content and growth teams write the script first — a hook, three benefits, a call to action — then run it through the script to video generator to get a finished ad without a shoot. Because the characters and brand look stay locked across shots, you can turn one campaign script to video, then a dozen variants, and keep them all on-brand. Export 9:16 for Reels and TikTok or 16:9 for YouTube pre-roll.
Educators and explainer creators
Teachers, course creators and faceless-channel operators paste a narration script — a history explainer, a how-it-works, a lesson recap — and let the workflow turn that script to video with a calm narrator voice and clean subtitles. The same script can be rendered in a documentary look one week and an animated look the next, so a single lesson script becomes a whole library of videos.
How the script to video generator works
Three guided steps inside the Story Into Video workflow — from a pasted script to a finished, narrated video.
Paste your script
Drop in a screenplay scene, a narration draft or a voiceover — anything from one logline to several pages — or tap Try an example. This is the source the whole video is built from.
AI extracts cast & scenes
Story Into Video reads the script, pulls out the characters and locations, and locks them so the same person and place stay consistent across every shot. You review the extracted cast and shot list before anything renders.
Pick a look, generate & export
Choose a visual style and a narrator voice, generate the shots, and the workflow turns your script to video — one continuous file with narration and subtitles, ready to export in HD as 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1.
What you get from the full workflow
This page isn't a single-clip toy — the Generate button drops you straight into the full Story Into Video workflow, the same end-to-end pipeline that turns a story into a finished video. It reads your script, designs and locks the characters and locations, builds the storyboard, generates each shot, and composes everything with AI narration, music and subtitles.
You stay in the driver’s seat at every step — approve the cast it extracted, rewrite a line, swap a shot, choose the narrator voice and language, then export the finished video in HD. It takes a few guided steps rather than one tap, which is exactly why your script to video result follows the pages scene by scene instead of feeling like a random clip.
What is the script to video generator?
The script to video generator is the part of Story Into Video built for people who already have words on the page. Instead of starting from a blank prompt, you paste a script — a screenplay with scene headings and dialogue, a narration draft, a voiceover for an ad, or just a few lines of scene description — and the tool reads it the way a director and a casting team would. It pulls out who is in the scene, where it takes place, and what happens, then carries all of that into a finished, narrated video. A good script to video result feels like someone actually shot your pages, not like a random clip stitched onto your words.
Under the hood, the script to video generator runs the full Story Into Video workflow. It parses your script into a clean shot list, designs the characters and the locations and locks them so the same person, the same room, the same look stay consistent from the first line to the last, lays out the storyboard, generates each shot, and composes everything into one continuous video with AI narration, music and subtitles. You can render the script to video as vertical 9:16 for short-form, 16:9 for YouTube and presentations, or square 1:1 for feeds. A tight script becomes a 30 to 90 second video; a longer screenplay can stretch into several minutes, scene by scene.
Because it is the full workflow and not a one-tap clip, you stay in control of how your script to video turns out: review the cast it extracted, rewrite a line, swap a shot, pick a narrator voice and language, and the AI mixes the narration and subtitles into the finished file before you export in HD. It runs as a few guided steps with real rendering time between them — not an instant button — but what comes back is a complete, multi-shot script to video result that actually follows your pages, not a silent ten-second fragment.
Who the script to video generator is for
Writers, marketers and educators who already have the words and want a finished video that follows them.
Writers & screenwriters
Paste a page of screenplay and watch the script to video generator extract the cast, lock their look and build the shots, so you can see your script as video before you pitch it. The fastest way to test whether a scene plays the way it read on the page.
Marketers & content teams
Write the ad script first — hook, benefits, call to action — then turn that script to video without a shoot. Locked characters and brand look let you spin one campaign into a dozen on-brand variants for Reels, TikTok and YouTube.
Educators & explainer creators
Paste a narration script and get a calm, subtitled explainer video. Render the same lesson script in a documentary look one week and an animated look the next — one script, a whole library of videos.
Script to video specs
- Input
- Any script — screenplay, narration, voiceover or scene description
- Output length
- Typically 30s – a few minutes, depending on the script
- Audio
- AI narrator voice + auto-generated subtitles
- Aspect ratio
- 9:16 vertical · 16:9 · 1:1
Charged in Story Into Video credits across the script's shots — you confirm the exact cost inside the workflow before it renders. Export in HD.
