01 / Hook
Show the result
The first seconds tell viewers what they will get. Show the finished result, then promise how you will get there.
Free tool
Type your topic and the points you want to cover, pick the length, and get a script laid out the way good videos run: a hook, a short intro, one part per point, a recap with your call to action, and an outro. Each part shows how many words fit the time. In Chrome with built-in AI it can write the whole first draft. Then read it on our teleprompter.
Your script
Replace each part in [square brackets] with your own words. The time leaves out headings and bracketed notes.
Checking for Chrome's built-in AI...
Timing uses 140 words a minute, a common pace for talking to camera. Read it aloud once to find your own pace.
Your script is written in your browser and kept in this browser only.
The shape of the script
01 / Hook
The first seconds tell viewers what they will get. Show the finished result, then promise how you will get there.
02 / Parts
Each part says what the step is, shows it, and warns about one common mistake, then leads into the next.
03 / Close
A quick recap, a single call to action, and a pointer to the next video to watch.
Questions
About 1,400 words at 140 words a minute, a relaxed talking pace. Screen recordings with pauses to show steps often need fewer words. Paste your script into words to minutes to check other speeds.
No. Make a draft builds the structure from your points in any browser, with notes on what to say in each part. In Chrome 148 or later with its built-in AI, Write the script with AI writes a full first draft on your computer.
It is told to use only your notes and to leave a [placeholder] where a fact is missing. Small models can still get details wrong, so check every fact, number and name before you record.
Press Read it on the teleprompter. The script opens in our free teleprompter, which scrolls it at your speed in a window you can put near your camera.
In this browser only, so it is still here when you come back. Nothing is uploaded.