Paste Your Script
Paste your script into the editor, upload a file, or generate one from a simple topic prompt.
AI Script to Video Maker
Drop in any script and turn it into a complete video with characters, scenes, storyboards, voiceovers, and background music in minutes.
Turn It Into Visual Content
AI maps out your script scene by scene and generates matching video clips for each beat.
Edit and Export Your Video
Download the videos or open them in the Video Editor to adjust single clips, and add voiceovers or music.
Drop a file here, or click to upload. The script is ready. Start creating. Supported formats: .docx / .txt / .pdf / .md Recommended: under 50,000 characters per file
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Key Features of Script to Video
Everything you need to turn your script into a polished video.
Understands Your Script
AI analyzes your script for characters, locations, dialogue, and scene intent, so each shot matches what is happening in the script.
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Keep Visual Consistency
Lock in character looks, locations, and visual style so they stay consistent across every scene and video clip.
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Edit Shot by Shot
Replace, edit or regenerate individual frames without restarting the entire process, putting absolute creative control back in your hands.
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Plan weather and atmosphere with references, shot cards, and one clear draft pass.
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How to Use Color to Change the Feeling of the Same Face
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I turn a script into a video with Arcloop?
Paste or upload your script, then let Arcloop break it into scenes and generate the first video draft. You can review the characters, visuals, voiceovers, and individual clips before editing or exporting.
What types of scripts can I use?
You can paste your script directly or upload a .docx, .txt, .pdf, or .md file. Arcloop supports screenplays, dialogue scripts, short stories, novels, blog posts, and other written content. Longer scripts are automatically broken into multiple scenes.
What is the difference between script-to-video and text-to-video AI?
Text-to-video generates a clip from a short prompt. Script-to-video follows a structured script, using its scenes, dialogue, characters, and pacing to build a complete multi-scene video.
What aspect ratios does the script-to-video tool support?
You can create videos in vertical 9:16, square 1:1, and landscape 16:9 for platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and LinkedIn.
Can I edit the video before exporting it?
Yes. You can review the generated scenes, replace or regenerate individual clips, adjust voiceovers, add background music, and make further edits without recreating the entire video.
Does Arcloop support multiple languages?
Yes. Arcloop supports multiple languages for script creation, voiceovers, and video localization. Available language features may vary by voice and generation model.