Released 9 March 2026

ScriptGraph is live: build a script section by section

The first version. You build a video script one section at a time, picking between the versions the AI writes, then edit it in your own voice and export it.

The AI drafts three to five ways to open the script. You keep the one you like and generate the next section from it. Each new section builds on the one you picked, so you can try a different direction without losing what you already had.

When you start a script, answer four questions about the video and the AI drafts the whole outline, with the talking points each section covers. Nothing is saved until you say so, so you can edit, reorder or drop sections first. You sign in with Google, and your scripts live in one list where you can rename or delete them.

Writing a section works like a document: headings, bold, italics, lists and quotes, applied as you type. There is no save button. Your work saves itself a second after you stop typing, and the editor tells you once it has.

Tell the AI what you want changed, like "make this more conversational", and it rewrites the section as you watch. Select a passage first and it only touches that part, and a follow-up like "now make it shorter" knows what you asked for before. You can see exactly what changed, marked green for added and red for cut, then keep it or put it back the way it was.

Pick the last section you want and you get one script from the opening to that point, in order, with headings. Preview it, copy it to your clipboard, or download it as a Markdown file you can take anywhere.

You can set the voice the AI writes in for each script, from four ready-made ones: Casual & Conversational, High Energy, Educational and Storytelling. You can also make your own: paste writing you like, or describe the voice in your own words. The AI shows you a sample paragraph in that style before you save it to your account, ready for any script.