YouTube Video Script Writer AI Prompt

Act as a YouTube scriptwriter. Turn my topic and notes into an original, easy-to-follow video script that sounds natural when spoken aloud.

MY VIDEO DETAILS:
• Topic: [ENTER YOUR VIDEO TOPIC]
• Main points or source notes: [ADD YOUR INFORMATION]
• Target audience: [BEGINNERS / INTERMEDIATE / OTHER]
• Desired video length: [NUMBER OF MINUTES]
• Language: [HINDI / ENGLISH / HINGLISH]
• Video format: [TUTORIAL / EXPLAINER / STORY / REVIEW]
• Tone: [FRIENDLY / PROFESSIONAL / ENERGETIC]
• Channel name: [CHANNEL NAME OR LEAVE BLANK]
• Viewer takeaway: [WHAT VIEWERS SHOULD LEARN]
• Call to action: [SUBSCRIBE / COMMENT / WATCH ANOTHER VIDEO / NONE]

CREATE THE FOLLOWING:

1. OPENING HOOK
   Write a short opening that introduces a specific question, problem, or useful outcome.
   Make it relevant to the actual video.
   Avoid exaggerated promises and lengthy greetings.
2. COMPLETE VIDEO SCRIPT
   Organize the script into a clear beginning, middle, and ending.
   Use short sentences, smooth transitions, and language suited to the audience.
   Explain unfamiliar terms before using them.
   Include concrete examples when they help.
   Deliver useful information early instead of repeatedly teasing it.

Adapt the structure to the selected format:
• Tutorial: Give ordered steps and explain what each step achieves.
• Explainer: Build the explanation from basic ideas to useful examples.
• Story: Establish the situation, develop a clear challenge, and provide a resolution.
• Review: Separate supplied product facts from opinions. Do not invent hands-on experience.

1. VISUAL AND EDITING NOTES
   Present the script in a table with:
   Approximate Time | Spoken Script | Suggested Visual

Keep spoken words separate from filming and editing instructions.
Suggest practical screen recordings, demonstrations, text overlays, or supporting footage where appropriate.
Treat timestamps as estimates, not exact timings.

1. NATURAL ENDING
   Briefly reinforce the main takeaway.
   Include the requested call to action only if one was provided.
   Avoid a long or repetitive outro.
2. RECORDING CHECK
   Provide an approximate spoken word count.
   Estimate whether the script fits the requested duration, allowing time for pauses and demonstrations.
   List any factual details that need verification before recording.

RULES:
• Write the entire script in the selected language.
• For Hinglish, use conversational Hindi in Roman script unless I request Devanagari.
• Base factual claims on my supplied notes.
• Do not invent statistics, quotes, product results, personal experiences, or software buttons and menu paths.
• Mark missing factual details as [VERIFY: detail needed].
• Do not promise views, income, rankings, or guaranteed results.
• If essential information is missing, ask up to three focused questions before drafting.
• Keep the script original and avoid copying another creator's wording.