Script assets
Paste a novel or script, and AI splits it into storyboard shots and generates videos; the original script is also auto-archived and editable anytime.
① Import script
Drag a script file here, or click to choose a file
.txt / .md / .csv are parsed directly; for Word (.docx), save as .txt or .md first, then import
.txt.md.csv.docx → save as txt/md first
Or paste script text directly
Marker legend: 【Scene X】= scene group ｜【Shot X】= shot number ｜Character:/Person: = cast ｜Lines:/Dialogue:/VO: = dialogue ｜Visual:/Visual desc: = visual prompt ｜Camera: = push/pull/pan/track ｜Duration: = estimated seconds; unmarked text is split by sentence.
② Auto-split preview
Shot / scene / abnormal-row counts appear here after parsing
③ Version archive · export shooting script
ℹAI-generated content notice: content on this platform is AI-assisted; please follow applicable labeling rules (the exported txt/md files already carry this notice in the header). Using others' likeness requires authorization.
④ Editing-tool bridge (NLE / Premiere import guide)

After exporting the script, how to align lines and assets to your NLE / Premiere timeline. Expand when needed.

▍Import guide

  • NLE (NLE-compatible): import the exported .txt / .md, split by 【Shot X】 and copy lines shot-by-shot onto the text track; match visual descriptions to assets in the library.
  • Premiere (PR): arrange shots by scene in the script window; drag assets in naming order onto the video track.

▍File naming rules

  • Universal format: Script_Scene_Shot, e.g. MistHunt_Scene1_Shot03.mp4
  • For vertical short dramas, add an aspect suffix: Script_Scene_Shot_9x16.mp4

▍Timecode format

  • Unified mm:ss (minutes : seconds), e.g. 02:35 = 2 min 35 s.
  • Per-shot duration accumulates from the exported script's "estimated duration": shot1 = 00:00-00:03, shot2 = 00:03-00:06… align with the timeline.

▍Exported fields ↔ editing timeline mapping

Exported fieldTimeline position
SceneSequence / bin grouping
Shot no.Asset filename suffix + clip order on video track
CharacterAudio-track character label / continuity notes
LinesSubtitle-track text (one per shot)
Visual promptSelection basis for the matching video asset
CameraClip motion-effect notes (push / pull / pan / track)
Estimated durationClip length on the timeline (seconds)
Archived script assets
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