Easily create and refine narration for individual scenes inside EasyVideo with the Generate script option. Instead of writing scripts from scratch, you can quickly generate or improve scene-level narration using simple prompts, guided settings, and AI-powered refinements.
This feature, Generate script with EasyVideo assistant, is available within the AI Avatar and TTS tabs and is designed to make scripting faster, easier, and more structured directly within the editing workflow.
The EasyVideo assistant supports three main workflows:
1. Generate a scene script from a prompt
Describe what the scene should communicate, and the assistant generates a ready-to-use narration script.
We also have the following list of sample prompts to check out, in case you need some help or inspiration to get started:
Create an onboarding introduction for new employees
Explain a data privacy compliance rule
Introduce a new product feature in a training video
Demonstrate a customer service scenario
2. Refine existing scene scripts using quick actions
You can instantly improve or adjust a scene script without rewriting it manually.
Available quick actions include:
Make it more concise
Expand with more detail
Simplify the language
Add real-world examples
Add a stronger opening hook
Make it more interactive
Add scenario-based learning
These actions automatically rewrite generated scripts per your liking.
3. Set tone and duration for each scene
Before generating a script, you can control the style and pacing of the narration.
Tone options:
Professional – Clear, structured, and authoritative
Conversational – Natural, friendly, and easy to understand
Persuasive – Confident and action-oriented
Duration options:
Short (30–60 secs) – Brief explanations or intros
Medium (1–2 mins) – Standard instructional content
Long (2–4 mins) – More detailed learning content
These settings are applied directly to the generated scene script.
Best practices for writing prompts
To get the best results:
Focus on what the specific scene should explain or show
Keep prompts clear and direct rather than overly long
Mention the audience when relevant (e.g., new employees, customers, learners)
Add context like goal, scenario, or key message
If you’re unsure how to begin, you can use the sample prompts in the input box for inspiration.