The AI ad script generator that gives you three to choose from
Script Studio writes three distinct marketing scripts per run, in your brand voice, from your scraped site or a single line. Hooks, angles and CTAs you can compare side by side. You pick one, and it drives the voiceover and the video.
Test the three hooks and let click-through pick the winner.
three full variants, not one safe draft.
- Hookto stop the scroll
- Anglethat frames the product
- CTAthat asks for the click
From a URL to a script you approved, in four steps
Script Studio does the writing. You do the judging. That split is the whole point, and it is how good ad copy actually gets made.
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Start from your site or one line
Script Studio reads your scraped website, or takes a single-line prompt, and learns what you sell, who it is for and how you talk. No briefing doc, no blank page. - 2
Get three distinct scripts
Every run returns three full variants, not one safe draft. Each has its own hook, angle and CTA, so you are comparing real directions, not commas. - 3
Pick the best one
You choose the variant that fits the campaign. Every step pauses for your approval, so nothing moves forward that you did not read first. - 4
The script drives the rest
Your chosen script becomes the AI voiceover and the video. The copy you approved is the copy that ships, word for word, into a finished creative.
Real ad copy, three ways, every run
A chatbot gives you one wall of text and calls it a script. Script Studio gives you three finished variants written to be tested, then hands the winner to the rest of the pipeline.
- Written in your brand voiceNot a generic template with your name dropped in. Script Studio pulls tone, vocabulary and audience straight from your site, so the ad copy sounds like you wrote it.
- Hooks, angles and CTAsEach variant is a complete marketing script: a hook to stop the scroll, an angle that frames the product, and a CTA that asks for the click. Different ideas, not paraphrases.
- Built to A/B testThree scripts per run means three hooks you can put in front of an audience, and the click-through rate picks the winner instead of an argument in a doc.
- Approval at every stepGenerate, read, approve. You stay in the loop from hook to voiceover, so the marketing script that reaches your audience is one you signed off on.
One studio, every kind of ad script
An ad script is not one format. People come with one specific job in mind: a fifteen-second hook for Reels, a sixty-second commercial read, or the loose first-person voice a creator uses on camera. Script Studio takes the format as an input, so you pick the style and the length and all three variants come back written for that job.
- Social ad scriptFifteen or thirty seconds, with the hook landing inside the first two. This is the format most people need: Reels, TikTok, Shorts and paid social, where the opening line has to earn the next second and the CTA has to be sayable out loud.
- Commercial scriptAsk for sixty seconds and the script is paced like a commercial: hook, context, problem, solution, proof, close. That is the shape a TV spot or a pre-roll needs, written as a spoken read instead of a slide of bullet points.
- Explainer and demo scriptThe SaaS demo format writes to the screen. Every line names something the viewer can watch happening, so the copy cuts cleanly against product footage instead of floating above it.
- UGC creator scriptFirst person, contractions, the register people actually use on camera. One of the three variants opens on a POV line, and the ad-speak that gives creator content away is banned from the draft.
- Voiceover scriptEvery script comes back as clean spoken sentences with light performance cues for the read. Pick a variant and it goes straight to voiceover, with no rewriting for the microphone.
Whichever one you pick, what comes back is a video ad script built to be performed rather than read: spoken lines, a stated CTA, and a length that matches the cut you are making. The creator-style route has its own walkthrough in AI UGC ads, and the 30-second format most scripts are written for is broken down in our explainer video ad guide.
Stop shipping the only script you had time to write.
The old way of writing ad copy is one draft, a long wait and a guess. The new way is three options, instant, and a real test to settle which hook wins.
The blank doc
- Stare at a blank doc, then write one mediocre draft
- Pay a copywriter and wait three days for a single angle
- Ship the only script you had and hope it converts
- Guess which hook works, because you only tried one
- Re-type the copy by hand into your video tool
Script Studio
- Three finished scripts the moment you hit generate
- Hooks, angles and CTAs ready to compare side by side
- Pick the winner, every step waits for your approval
- Test the three hooks and let click-through pick the winner
- The chosen script flows straight into voiceover and video
The script is the first step in a connected pipeline. Once you pick a winner, it flows into the Image Studio for matching visuals and out through Export as a captioned video, sized for every feed.
On-brand scripts for every brand you run
You do not write for one product. You write for a SaaS, a side project and maybe a client or two. Each project in your workspace keeps its own brand voice, so Script Studio writes ad copy that fits whichever brand you are in. One login, one credit pool, no re-briefing for every switch. It is the same model that powers the workspace whether you are a solo founder running ten projects or an agency writing for a roster of clients.
Script generator questions, straight answers
Three finished scripts the moment you hit generate.
You pick one, and it drives the voiceover and the video.
Generate your first three scripts