Script to video, B-roll included
Paste a script and plan the whole edit — cuts, B-rolls and pacing — before you even hit record.
Your script
Three mistakes that sink a YouTube channel.
The first one is editing before you write.
The second is one number: 82% of videos are abandoned before the thirty-second mark.
The third one we all make, and I am saving it for last.
The plan
- 0:00Hook / big statement
- 0:06Numbered steps
- 0:14Big number hook
- 0:22CTA outro
What you get
Plan before you shoot
See exactly which visuals will support your script so you can record with the edit already in mind.
Or start from footage
Already recorded? Upload the video and we transcribe it word-by-word, then plan the same way.
One continuous workflow
Script, cuts, B-roll and export all live in the same editor — no exporting to five other apps.
How it works
- 01
Paste or upload
Paste the script you are about to deliver, or drop the footage if it is already shot. Either way the rest is identical: the text becomes the editing surface.
Paste a scriptUpload a video- Three mistakes that sink a YouTube channel.
- The first is editing before writing.
- The second comes down to a single number.
Drop your footage hereA script is for planning before you shoot. A recording is for when it is already shot: it is transcribed word by word, and everything after that is identical. - 02
Get a B-roll plan
The AI proposes one visual per passage, with its moment and its scene type. You see the edit before spending a credit, and remove whatever does not serve it.
MomentProposed scene- 0:00Hook / big statement
- 0:08Numbered steps
- 0:19Big number hook
- 0:27CTA outro
Before anything is generated, you see what will appear and when. This is the moment to remove what does not serve the video — far cheaper than after the render. - 03
Generate and export
The approved plan goes to generation, then to render, without a trip through another application. You keep editing while the scenes arrive.
- ✓Cuts applied
- ✓B-rolls composed
- Rendering the video
three-youtube-mistakes.mp41920×1080
Each stage reports on its own, so a failure names the step it happened on. The file lands at 1920x1080, ready to upload.
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