Dailies

Short Video Script Factory

Type a topic, pick a length — get a shootable script with hook variants and a shot-by-shot storyboard.

Your video

One line is enough — details are optional.

One or two lines about the video you want. The more specific the brief, the more specific the script.

Anything the script should respect: audience, product specifics, must-say points, things to avoid.

Format

Shapes the call to action and how hard the script sells.

Your result will appear here.

Try an example

Daily posting is a volume game, and writing hooks by hand is where most channels stall. Type one line about your topic or product, pick a platform and a length, and get a complete, shootable package back: three to four hook variants to A/B test, the full spoken script, a closing call to action, and a shot-by-shot storyboard with visuals, lines and seconds — the kind of prep that usually eats your evening, done before your coffee goes cold.

How it works

  1. Describe the video in one line — a topic, a product, a routine, an opinion.
  2. Add optional details: audience, must-say points, things to avoid.
  3. Pick the platform (TikTok, Reels or Shorts), the length (15, 30 or 60 seconds) and the goal (grow, sell, teach).
  4. Get the whole package: hooks, script, CTA and storyboard, sized to your target length.

What you get

  • Three to four hook variants, each a different angle — bold claim, curiosity gap, contrarian take — with a one-line note on why each one stops the scroll. Test them against each other instead of guessing.
  • A full spoken script in labeled beats, written to be said out loud, not read — with word counts matched to your target length.
  • A storyboard table you can shoot from: shot number, what the camera shows, the exact line delivered, and seconds per shot. Hand it to a friend with a phone and they can film it.
  • A CTA that serves your goal — a reason to follow, a clear next step for your product, or the one takeaway to remember.

What it won't do

It writes original lines only — no lyrics, movie dialogue or other people's scripts. Briefs that ask for medical or financial claims ("cures", "guaranteed returns") are refused with an explanation and a compliant angle to run instead. And no tool can promise views or sales: this is a draft to test, not a lottery ticket.

Tips

Specific briefs make specific scripts. "A water bottle" gets you filler; "a $35 steel bottle for gym-goers that fits any cup holder, link in bio" gets you a script you can shoot today. If you like the direction but not a line, treat the output as a draft — edit freely, or run it again.

Questions

Is it free to try?

Yes. You can run it once without an account. After that, sign in to get free credits — each run costs 12 credits.

Which platforms does it write for?

TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. The script follows each platform's habits: fast cuts and captions for TikTok, an early hook and loop-friendly ending for Reels, a topic said out loud for Shorts search.

Can I edit the script?

Yes, and you should. The output is a draft written to be spoken: tweak any line, swap a hook variant, or adjust the storyboard seconds. If you want a different direction, change the brief and run it again.

Why was my topic refused?

Briefs that ask for medical claims (curing or treating a condition), financial promises (guaranteed returns, investment picks), or reproducing copyrighted material (lyrics, movie lines, other creators' scripts word for word) are refused. The refusal explains the rule it hit and suggests the closest compliant angle — most refused topics have a version that works.

Are the scripts original?

Yes. Every line is generated fresh for your brief. Nothing is copied from existing videos, songs, films or scripts, and the output is labeled as AI-generated.

Does it promise my video will perform?

No. Hooks are written to earn attention, but no tool can promise views, followers or sales. Test the hook variants against each other and keep what your audience responds to.

Do you keep my briefs?

Your inputs and results stay in your history so you can come back to them, then are deleted on the platform's schedule. We don't use your content to train models.