How to write a video script with AI that sounds like you

Start with a specific brief

Vague prompts produce generic scripts. State the topic, who the video is for, the tone you want and what viewers should do at the end. The narrower the brief, the less editing the draft needs.

• One topic per video
• The audience in a single sentence
• A tone such as friendly, direct or humorous

Set the length by speaking time

For video, what matters is how long the script takes to say, not how many words it has. PromptFy sizes the script from your teleprompter's font, width and speed settings, so a requested duration is an approximate reading time on your own prompter.

Make it sound spoken

Read the draft aloud. Replace formal phrases with the way you would actually say them, break up long sentences and remove anything you stumble over. Scripts written for the ear use short sentences and one idea at a time.

Use a creator profile for consistency

A profile stores your niche, audience, persona and communication preferences and adds them to every generation, so scripts stay consistent from one video to the next. When you edit the profile, the next generation reflects the change instead of reusing an older result.

Record with the same text

Adopt the result into the script editor, make your final edits and record with the teleprompter. If you prefer not to be on camera and your plan supports it, you can also generate narration from the script with a cloned voice.