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Script to Video

Paste a script and get a finished video — real stock footage, captions and an optional voice-over. No AI images.

Every video costs tokens — the exact price appears here as you type. Sign in →
Stock footage is still being set up, so scenes will render on plain coloured backgrounds for now. Everything else — narration, captions, music and timing — works.
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About Script to Video

Write or paste your script, press the button, and a finished MP4 comes back. The script is split into scenes sentence by sentence, each scene is matched to a real photograph or video clip, captions are burned in, and the whole thing is cut together in time with the narration.

Nothing here is AI-generated imagery. Every picture is a genuine photo or clip from Pixabay or Pexels, released under a licence that allows commercial use. If you want AI visuals instead, that is a different tool — this one is for people who specifically do not.

What you are paying for. The photographs and clips in this tool are free stock, and there is no AI anywhere in it. What costs tokens is the making of the video itself: every render occupies a server for minutes, cutting the script into scenes, matching footage, timing the captions and encoding the result. That is charged by the length of the finished video. A voice-over is optional and priced separately, per character of script, because it is a paid speech model on every run. Both figures appear above the button, itemised, before you commit to anything.

How to use Script to Video

1

Paste your script

Write it as normal prose. Sentences become scenes, so punctuation is what controls the pacing.

2

Pick a shape and quality

Landscape for YouTube, portrait for Reels and TikTok, square for the Instagram feed.

3

Add a voice-over (optional)

Choose a voice and the script is read aloud, with the pictures timed to the speech. It is priced separately from the render, per character of script, and shown as its own line before you commit.

4

Render and download

Watch the progress, then play it in the page or download the MP4.

Key Features

Real footage, not AI pictures

Every scene uses an actual photograph or video clip, searched by the keywords in your own sentences. No generated imagery of any kind.

Captions burned in

Subtitles are drawn into the video itself, so they show on every player and on social feeds that autoplay muted — which is most of them.

Priced by the minute, itemised

The render is charged by the length of the finished video, and the voice-over by the length of the script. Both appear as separate lines above the button before anything is spent.

Timed to the narration

Each scene lasts exactly as long as its line takes to say — measured from the real audio, not estimated — so the pictures never drift out of step with the voice.

Common Use Cases

  • Turning a blog post or newsletter into a video for social
  • Product explainers and how-it-works clips from a written brief
  • Faceless YouTube and TikTok content from a written script
  • Course and training material where the narration already exists as text
  • Quick internal videos where hiring a voice artist is not worth it

Security & Privacy

  • Your script is used to search for stock footage and, if you ask for narration, is sent over TLS to our speech provider. It is not used to train anything.
  • Finished videos are saved privately to your account and are never auto-deleted — only you or an admin can remove one.
  • A finished video is served only to the account that made it. The link is not a credential anyone else can use.
  • Stock media is fetched by our servers only from Pixabay and Pexels. No URL from your script is ever requested.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tokens, every time — making a video ties up a server for minutes, so the render is charged by the length of the finished video. A voice-over is optional and priced separately, per character of script. Both figures are itemised above the button before you commit, and if part of the render does not come through you are charged less than quoted.
No. That is the point of this tool. Every image and clip is a real photograph from Pixabay or Pexels. If you want AI visuals, use the AI Image Video or AI Video Generator tools instead.
Up to three minutes at 1080p, or five minutes at 720p. The limits are what fits inside a single render slot — a job that runs out of time would have spent your tokens for nothing.
Yes. Pixabay and Pexels footage is licensed for commercial use. If you add background music, keep the credit line we show with the finished video — some music licences require it.
That scene gets a clean coloured background instead and the video still finishes. You will be told how many scenes fell back.
Into your file library, permanently. They are yours — nothing is auto-deleted, and only you or an admin can remove one. They do count against your storage allowance, so you need room before you render.