Your script, word for word, turned into a video
Sometimes the words are already right. You have a script that legal approved, a lesson you have taught a hundred times, or a voice-over you rewrote ten times. You do not want an AI to improve it. You want it animated.
Script mode keeps every word. Paste 40 to 2,000 characters, and Accrobrief splits them into scenes, builds a visual for each, and reads them as voice-over with subtitles.
Start creating →Accrobrief script mode vs Briefing an animator at a glance
| Accrobrief script mode | Briefing an animator | |
|---|---|---|
| Your words | Kept exactly, every one | Kept, after rounds of review |
| Scenes | Split automatically, up to 12 | Storyboarded by hand |
| Turnaround | Minutes | Days to weeks |
| Best for | Approved copy, lessons, voice-overs | Character animation |
How it works
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Switch to script mode
Choose Script in the Explainer or Idea box.
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Paste your script
40 to 2,000 characters. Punctuation matters: it is where scenes and pauses fall.
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Let it split the scenes
Every word is kept and divided into up to 12 scenes; the video is as long as the narration.
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Check every scene
Preview each scene as it is ready. Regenerate a visual, or ask in chat to change how a scene looks.
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Export
MP4 in 16:9 or 9:16 with voice-over and optional subtitles.
Every word kept
Nothing is paraphrased, shortened or “improved”.
Visuals that follow the words
Each scene is built for the sentence it carries.
Narration and subtitles from the same text
The voice-over reads your script; subtitles match it.
Writing a script that animates well
Write for the ear: one idea per sentence, short sentences, and a full stop or comma where you would breathe. Very long passages with no punctuation are rejected, because a single scene cannot hold them.
Put the point first. Viewers decide in the first scene whether to keep watching.
When to use a topic instead
If you only know what you want to explain, not how to say it, start from a topic and let Accrobrief write the script. You can still edit any scene’s narration afterwards.
Frequently asked questions
How do I turn a script into a video?
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Choose Script mode, paste 40 to 2,000 characters, and Accrobrief keeps every word, splits it into scenes, builds visuals and adds voice-over and subtitles.
Will it change my words?
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No. Script mode keeps the text exactly as you pasted it.
How long can the script be?
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40 to 2,000 characters. The video is as long as the narration, up to 12 scenes.
Which languages can the voice-over be in?
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English or Chinese for now.
Can I edit a scene after it is generated?
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Yes. You can regenerate a scene’s visual, ask in chat for a change, delete a scene or undo to an earlier version.
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