We just shipped AI voiceovers inside the ScriptFaster editor — the last missing piece of an end-to-end flow that takes you from "I have a topic" to "I have a finished video script with audio." Here's the whole thing.
Step 1: Research the niche
Type your keyword. ScriptFaster pulls the top 5 ranking YouTube videos for that exact search and analyzes them for the patterns that are working — title structure, optimal length, hook style, engagement signals, tag overlap.
You see what's actually winning before you start writing. No guessing what the algorithm rewards in your niche this week.
Step 2: Pick a title
The wizard generates a set of title candidates modeled on the patterns the top-ranking videos share. Scan, pick the one that fits your channel, move on. Or write your own — the analysis is yours to use either way.
Step 3: Pick your hook, welcome, and angle
The opening of the video is the whole game. You get multiple options for each piece:
- Hooks — the first 5 seconds that decide whether viewers keep watching.
- Welcomes — the next 30 seconds that frame the video.
- Angles — the lens you'll tell the story through.
You don't write any of these from scratch. You pick the one that feels right, and the script writes itself from there.
Step 4: Generate the script
Pick a duration anywhere from 5 to 20 minutes. ScriptFaster writes the full chapter-by-chapter script, researched and fact-checked end-to-end. Title and thumbnail-text variants come with it.
A couple minutes later, the finished script lands on your editor page.
Step 5: Voice it
This is the new piece. Every section of your script gets its own MP3, generated in ~30 seconds.
Pick a voice
A script-wide voice picker lives at the top of every editor. Every voice in the catalog comes with a preview play button — tap it to hear a few seconds before you commit.
Set it once and every section uses the same voice. Switch any time, and your selection sticks across every script you write.
Generate per section
Click "Generate + download audio" next to any section, wait ~30 seconds, and the file lands in your downloads.
Filenames are positional, so the import is obvious:
intro.mp3chapter-1.mp3chapter-2.mp3- …
outro.mp3
Drag them straight into your video editor in order. No naming gymnastics.
Free re-downloads, smart labels
The button label tells you exactly what's about to happen:
- "Generate + download audio" — first time voicing this section. Charges credits.
- "Download audio" — same text + same voice as last time. Streams the cached MP3. Zero credits.
- "Regenerate + download audio" — text or voice changed since you last generated. Fresh MP3. Charges credits.
You pay once per (text, voice) combination. Re-download as many times as you want.
Budget upfront
The editor's header shows "N credits to voice" next to your word count, so you can size the cost before you click.
A typical 10,000-character script costs about 4 credits to voice end-to-end.
The math:
1 credit per 2,500 characters, rounded up per section.
Live credit counter
A floating "used / limit" badge pinned to the bottom-right corner of every page ticks down in real time as you generate. You always know how much voice you've got left.
Who gets it
Active Starter and Premium subscribers get the full flow — research, script generation, and voice.
- Starter — 6 scripts and 50 tool credits / month. Enough to voice roughly 12 typical scripts.
- Premium — 12 scripts and 90 tool credits / month. Enough to voice roughly 22.
Voice is a paid feature. No free-tier teaser, no trial freebie. Anyone can browse + preview the voice catalog on any script, but generating audio without an active subscription opens a quick prompt that walks you to pricing.
How to try it
- Sign in.
- Type your keyword.
- Walk the wizard — title, hook, welcome, angle, duration.
- Wait a couple minutes for the script.
- Pick a voice and click "Generate + download audio" on any section.
- Open the MP3.
That's the whole flow. Keyword in. Voiced script out.
Ready to voice your next script? See the plans and pick the tier that fits your output.