AI Content to Video Script

An AI content to video script converter rewrites written content as a script meant to be spoken on camera. You paste an article or blog post, pick a target length, and it returns a script marked up in sections: [HOOK], [INTRO], [MAIN CONTENT] with its own section markers, [B-ROLL] suggestions for what to show while you talk, and an [OUTRO] with a call to action.

Reading an article aloud makes a poor video. Written sentences are long and full of clauses; spoken ones are short, repeat the key point and address the viewer directly. Articles also tend to open with context, while a video has a few seconds to give someone a reason to keep watching. The converter handles that rewrite: it leads with a hook, drops the throat-clearing and writes in a conversational voice. Lengths are Short (1-2 minutes), Medium (3-5 minutes) and Long (8-10 minutes). It differs from the YouTube script generator, which writes a script from a topic; this one starts from content you have already written and keeps to it.

The script is written on the Toolz server. Your article is sent over HTTPS, the server builds the prompt and runs Gemma 3 1B, a small open model from Google, with Ollama, and the script streams back as it is written. A short script takes a few seconds; a long one can take 30 to 60 seconds. Your article is used to write the reply and then discarded: it is not stored or logged, not used to train any model, and not sent to any third-party AI company.

Treat the result as a first draft. A 1B model can pad a section or state something your article did not say, so check claims against the source. Read the script aloud once: lines that look fine on screen often trip you up when spoken, and a 1-2 minute target is only a guide until you time a take. B-roll cues are suggestions, not shot lists. Each field takes up to 8,000 characters, so paste the part of a long article the video should cover.

It is free, no signup, within about 20 generations per 10 minutes. Alternatives are rewriting the article by hand for speech, recording off bullet notes, or a general AI chatbot run by a large AI company.