Your Script · Automated Video

Your script, word for word, turned into a finished video

You wrote every word for a reason. Script Pass Through keeps your script exactly as written, and your clone produces the video around it.

Landscape, vertical or square · Script and storyboard approval

Real example

Sometimes you don't want a co-writer. You've polished the script, tested the hook and know exactly how every line should land. Script Pass Through is for those moments. Send your clone your script and your clone produces the video using your exact words, in your order, with your headings and stage directions guiding the sections. Nothing gets added or reshuffled.

Your clone narrates your script in your voice, plans visuals for each section and can put you on screen as your talking avatar. It adds images, motion graphics, AI video clips, music and captions. If your script has stage directions, your clone uses them to guide the scenes. Review the storyboard first to make sure every visual fits.

How your clone builds it

The Script Pass Through structure

  1. Your opening

    If your script has its own opening, your clone uses it exactly as written.

  2. Split by your sections

    Your headings, paragraphs and stage directions decide how the video is divided.

  3. Script sections in order

    Each section is narrated word for word and paired with visuals that match what you're saying.

  4. Your closing

    If your script ends with its own closing, your clone keeps it as written.

  5. Review and delivery

    Check the storyboard, swap any visual, then get the video by email with a title, description and tags.

How to

Just tell your clone: make a Script Pass Through

Type it the way you'd say it. Tap any line to copy it.

  • Use my script below word for word. 2-minute YouTube video, I'm on screen for the intro and outro, visuals for the rest. Storyboard first.Copy
  • Here's my sponsor read for the meal kit brand. Don't change a single word. Vertical, 45 seconds, square version too.Copy
  • Turn my lesson 3 script into a video. Follow my [SHOW DIAGRAM] and [CUT TO ME] notes as scene directions.Copy
  • Script pass through for my newsletter essay. Voiceover only, calm music, landscape. Go ahead and render.Copy
  • Use this script exactly. Add my screenshots where I've written [SCREENSHOT 1] to [SCREENSHOT 4].Copy

Tips for a better Script Pass Through

  • Use headings or paragraph breaks to mark sections. Your clone splits the video exactly where you do.
  • Write stage directions in brackets, like [CUT TO ME], to tell your clone what to show without it being read aloud.
  • Read your script out loud before sending. Your clone won't fix awkward lines in this mode, by design.

More real examples

FAQ

Script Pass Through: questions, answered.

Will my clone change any of my words?

No. Script Pass Through uses your script word for word. Your headings, paragraphs and stage directions define the sections, and nothing is added or reordered. Want your clone to write or rework it? Pick a different video type.

How do I tell my clone what to show on screen?

Add stage directions to your script, such as [SHOW PRODUCT] or [CUT TO ME]. Your clone uses them to guide the visuals for that section. You can also send your own images or clips to place.

Does it still sound like me?

Yes. Your clone narrates your script in your cloned voice and can put you on screen as your talking avatar. Visuals, music and captions are added around your exact words.

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