# Write the script for me Describe your ad in a few words and let Infinall AI write the voiceover script. Pick a length and a tone, then edit the result. Source: https://infinall.ai/docs/audio/write-the-script Last checked: 2026-10-26 ## What it is The script writer turns a short brief into ad copy you can read out loud. It puts the script in your box, so you can edit it and then turn it into a voiceover. ## Who can use it Everyone, on Free and Pro. The code does not lock the script writer behind a plan. ## Cost Uses credits. You see what a take costs after it is made. The script is only text, so nothing is spoken until you send it as a voiceover. See [Price before you confirm](/docs/credits/price-before-you-confirm). ## Where to find it There are two ways in, and they do slightly different things. - **Inside Voice over:** in the Audio composer, open **Settings** (the icon next to the voice and emotion chips) and choose **Write the script for me**. A small panel called **Write the script** opens. The result replaces the words in your script box. - **As its own mode:** open the mode chip and choose **Write a script** (in the Words group, "AI writes your ad copy"). Describe the ad in the **Brief** box and send it. The script lands on your canvas as a **Script** card. ## Buttons and controls ![The Write the script panel with the brief box, the four length buttons, five tone buttons and the Write it button.](/docs/screens/audio/write-the-script.webp) | # | Name in the app | What it does | Plan | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 | Write the script | The panel heading, shown after you choose **Write the script for me** in Settings. | Both | | 2 | Brief | The box where you say what the ad is about and who it is for. The hint reads "What's the ad about? Who's it for?" | Both | | 3 | Voice typing | Inside the Brief box. Click and speak instead of typing. Voice typing uses credits. | Both | | 4 | 6s, 15s, 30s, 60s | Four buttons for how long the ad should run. 15s is picked at first. | Both | | 5 | confident, friendly, urgent, calm, playful | Five buttons for the tone. Confident is picked at first. | Both | | 6 | Write it | Writes the script. While it works the button says **Writing...**. | Both | | 7 | Close | The X at the top right of the panel. Closes it without writing anything. | Both | | | Written for (your brand) | A line under the button. It shows when a brand is picked in the brand chip, and says the script uses its name, tone, audience and approved claims. | Both | | | Copy | On the **Script** card on the canvas, in the **Write a script** mode. Copies the words. | Both | ## How to write a script inside a voiceover 1. In the Audio composer, keep the mode on **Voice over**. 2. Open **Settings** and choose **Write the script for me**. 3. In **Brief**, say what the ad is about and who it is for. 4. Choose a length: **6s**, **15s**, **30s** or **60s**. 5. Choose a tone. 6. Choose **Write it**. 7. Read the script that appears in your box and edit any words you want. 8. Pick a voice and send it to make the voiceover. See [Make a voiceover from a script](/docs/audio/make-a-voiceover). The panel warns you: "Replaces what's in the box. Nothing is spoken until you hit send." If you already typed something you like, copy it somewhere safe first. ## How to write a script as its own result 1. Open the mode chip and choose **Write a script**. 2. In the box, describe the product, the audience, the length, the tone and what you want people to do. 3. Send it. 4. A **Script** card appears on the canvas with a **Copy** button. ## Options explained **Length** sets how many words the writer aims for. The targets are about 15 words for 6 seconds, 38 for 15 seconds, 75 for 30 seconds and 150 for 60 seconds. **Tone** steers the voice of the writing: confident, friendly, urgent, calm or playful. **Brand.** With a brand picked in the brand chip, the script uses that brand's name, tone, audience and approved claims. A brand that has no confirmed version yet cannot be used. Pick **No brand** or confirm the brand first. See [Use your brand](/docs/brand-brain/use-your-brand). Only a written script uses the brand. A voiceover you typed yourself is spoken exactly as you typed it. ## Limits - The brief can be up to 2,000 characters. - The panel only appears in modes that speak with one voice. Use **Write a script** from the mode chip anywhere else. ## When something goes wrong | Message in the app | What it means | What to do | | --- | --- | --- | | The script came back empty. Try a more specific brief. | Nothing useful came back from the brief. | Add the product, the audience and the goal, then try again. | | Couldn't write the script. | The request failed. | Try again. | | This Brand Brain has no confirmed version yet. Confirm it first or choose No brand. | The brand you picked is not confirmed. | Confirm the brand, or pick **No brand**. | | Insufficient credits. Purchase more to continue. | Your balance is too low. | See [Your credit balance](/docs/credits/credit-balance). | ## Questions ### Does the script writer speak anything? No. It only writes text. Nothing is spoken until you send the script as a voiceover. ### Can I edit the script after it is written? Yes. The script lands in your box as normal text. Change any words, add tags, then send it. ### Will it use my brand? Yes, when a brand is picked in the brand chip. It then uses the brand's name, tone, audience and approved claims. With **No brand**, it writes from your brief alone. ### What if I do not like the result? Change the brief or the tone and choose **Write it** again. Each try replaces the words in your box. ### Can the writer make the script exactly 30 seconds long? It aims for about 75 words for 30 seconds. In the voiceover itself, **Ad length** trims a script that runs long.