Script to Video

Your script. Now a video.

Paste the words you already wrote. Superkool reads them word for word and builds the scenes, voice and captions around them.

Start creating See three scripts, three looks

The script behind this video75 words

If you dropped Mount Everest in here, its peak would still be under two kilometers of water.
Welcome to the Mariana Trench.
Down here, pressure crushes with over a thousand times the force you feel on the surface.
Total darkness.
Yet life thrives—creatures glowing like stars in the abyss, adapted to a world we barely understand.
Only a few humans have ever been here.
We know more about Mars than our own ocean’s deepest secret.

Read word for word · Anime style

Three steps from page to post.

You did the hard part when you wrote it. Superkool handles the edit.

01
Paste your script
Drop in anything from a 10-character line to a 10,000-character script. A live counter shows how long the video will run.
02
Pick the look and the voice
AI images in the style you choose, stock video, or your own media. Then a narrator voice and a format.
03
Get the finished edit
Your words become scenes, voiced word for word, with visuals behind every line and captions timed to the voice.

Three scripts. Three looks.

Real scripts pasted into Script to Video, and the videos that came back. Every word you hear is the script below it. Tap a phone for sound.

Pixar
Script · 75 words
The octopus might be the closest thing to an alien on Earth. It has three hearts. Its blood is blue. Two thirds of its brain is in its arms, so each arm can taste, touch and think on its own. It can change colour in a fraction of a second, even though it’s colourblind. And it can squeeze its whole body through any hole bigger than its beak. Follow for more creatures that shouldn’t exist.
Sketch
Script · 77 words
Washington banned Nvidia’s best chips from China. So how are Chinese AI labs still training on them? Simple: they rent them. Data centers in Southeast Asia host the hardware, and Chinese firms buy the compute remotely. No chip crosses the border, so no rule is broken. Congress is now debating whether cloud access should count as an export. If it does, the AI race changes overnight. Should renting compute be treated like shipping chips? Tell me below.
Anime
Script · 75 words
If you dropped Mount Everest in here, its peak would still be under two kilometers of water. Welcome to the Mariana Trench. Down here, pressure crushes with over a thousand times the force you feel on the surface. Total darkness. Yet life thrives—creatures glowing like stars in the abyss, adapted to a world we barely understand. Only a few humans have ever been here. We know more about Mars than our own ocean’s deepest secret.

Your words lead. Everything follows.

Script to Video is built for people who already know what they want to say.

Kept word for word
Your script is the narration, verbatim. Nothing is rewritten, summarised or padded.
Length set by your words
No duration slider to fight. At about 2.5 words a second, 150 words makes roughly a minute.
Visuals your way
AI images, stock videos and images, or upload your own media to sit behind each scene.
Six image styles
Default, Pixar, Anime, Ghibli, Sketch or Infographic, held across every scene.
A narrator, not a mic
Pick an AI voice and it reads your script. No recording, no retakes.
Captions on every line
Captions come built in, timed to the voiceover so viewers can follow with the sound off.
Three formats
Portrait 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, landscape 16:9 for YouTube, or square 1:1.
English, Spanish, Portuguese
Write the script in the language you want to publish in.

Write it like this

Hook. Value. CTA.

Short-form scripts follow a Hook, Value, CTA structure. Keep each section punchy.

Start with a strong hook in the first 3 seconds
Keep the body concise: one idea per scene
End with a clear, actionable call to action

Walls of text with no clear structure
Missing the hook: viewers scroll away fast
A weak or missing call to action

Script to Video, answered.

Still have a question? Contact us or email support@superkool.io.

Will Superkool change my script?

No. Script to Video keeps your narration verbatim. The voiceover reads exactly what you pasted, and the visuals and captions are built around it. If you want the words written for you, use Prompt to Video instead.

How long will my video be?

Your script sets the length, at roughly 2.5 words per second. About 75 words gives you a 30-second video and about 150 words a one-minute video. The editor shows a live word count and estimate as you type.

How long can my script be?

Anywhere from 10 to 10,000 characters. For short-form, a tight Hook, Value, CTA script of a few lines usually works best.

Where do the visuals come from?

You choose: AI-generated images in one of six styles (Default, Pixar, Anime, Ghibli, Sketch, Infographic), stock videos and images, or your own uploaded media.

Is Script to Video included in my plan?

Yes. Every plan includes all 14 Superkool tools, Script to Video among them.