AI Script Generator by Content Type
Generate scripts tailored to your content style. Product ads get viral hooks and comment-gating CTAs. Podcasts get thought-provoking openers. Vlogs get authentic storytelling.
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Use Content Type Script GeneratorWhat You Get
- Choose from 5 content modes: Product Ad, Podcast, Vlog, Lifestyle, UGC Creator
- Mode-specific hooks, scenes, and CTAs
- Authentic tone and pacing per content style
- Scene-by-scene visual direction included
- Optimized for social platforms
This free video script generator writes scripts tailored to the kind of content you are making — a product ad, a podcast segment, a vlog, a lifestyle post, or a creator-led piece — instead of forcing every format through an ad template.
Format matters more than most script tools admit. A product ad needs a hook in the first two seconds and a CTA at the end. A podcast opener needs a question worth sitting with and no CTA at all. A vlog needs narrative momentum and permission to meander slightly. Running all three through the same generator produces content that sounds like an advertisement wearing a costume, which audiences detect immediately.
Pick your content type and the structure, pacing, and ending all change accordingly. Three scripts per day, free and without an account.
How It Works
- Pick your content type — Product ad, UGC creator, podcast, vlog, or lifestyle. This choice changes the script structure, not just the tone.
- Describe your topic or product — What the piece is about, and who it is for. For non-ad formats, the audience matters more than the product.
- Generate and adapt — You get a script built to the conventions of that format — including, where appropriate, no call to action at all.
Example Output
Same subject, two content types: a productivity app
As a product ad
Hook: "I tried to fix my calendar with four apps before I realised the calendar was not the problem."
Body: demonstration on screen, one specific feature, one specific outcome.
CTA: "Link in bio — the free tier is enough to see if it works for you."
As a podcast segment
Opener: "There is a version of productivity advice that assumes you have control over your own calendar. Most people do not."
Body: the tension explored, the product mentioned once as an aside rather than a solution.
Close: a question left open for the audience — no call to action.