Writers and scriptwriters
The script is the craft. Keep it untouched and let the production happen around it.
Script to video
If you wrote the script, you do not want a tool quietly improving it. Chitrio's your-own-script mode splits your narration into scenes by your own markers, or by sentence if there are none, and never sends the words through a model to be rewritten. The AI is asked only for the visual layer: a picture for each scene, a headline banner and a title.
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Straight answer: A script written for reading is not always a script written for listening. Short sentences and a spoken rhythm matter more on video. Read your script aloud once before rendering; if you stumble, the narrator will too.
Use blank lines or your own scene markers to decide where scenes break. Without markers, sentences are packed into scenes of a comfortable length.
Each scene gets a visual prompt and a headline. Edit any of them, switch a scene to stock footage, or upload your own image.
Your words are narrated as written, with captions aligned to them, music underneath and a thumbnail made from the title.
The script is the craft. Keep it untouched and let the production happen around it.
Drafted in ChatGPT or a doc with your team? Paste it and go straight to visuals.
Legal, medical or financial copy that has been approved word for word stays exactly as approved.
Lesson scripts you have refined over years become videos without being paraphrased.
Storytelling channels where the wording and rhythm are the whole appeal.
In your-own-script mode, the scene text never goes through a model. It is split deterministically and narrated exactly as written.
Use your own scene markers or blank lines. Without them, sentences are grouped into scenes of roughly 10 to 25 words.
Yes, you can edit any scene in the editor. The point is that nothing changes unless you change it.
Scripts can be narrated in any of the 14 render languages, with captions in the right script.
Yes. Upload your recording, keep your own audio, and the video, captions and music are built around it.