Write a script
An AI script generator that reads your sources before it writes a word.
Most script tools start from a topic and guess the rest. Infica starts from what you dropped on the canvas — the videos you admire, the article you are summarising, the PDF with the actual facts — and writes the script from that. Then it stays connected: the voice-over and the video are one step away.
Sources it can read
- TikTok, Instagram and YouTube videos — transcribed automatically, with a fallback when the platform has no captions
- Web pages — the article text is extracted, not the navigation around it
- PDFs, documents and images
- Audio and video files you upload
- Reference videos analysed shot by shot, so the script can follow their structure
From ideas to a script to a voice
Ask for ideas and you get a list you can spend one at a time; pick one and the script is written for it. Ask for a script directly and it comes back as a node with the hook, the body and the close, in the language you set for the chat. Rewrite any line, then send it to a voice node — or straight to a video — without leaving the board.
- 1Connect your sources to a chat.
- 2Ask for ideas, a hook, or the full script; specify length, format and audience.
- 3Edit the script node. Ask for another pass on just the hook if that is all that needs work.
- 4Generate the voice-over, or continue to a full video.
Scripts that follow a reference
Connect a video that performs and ask for a script "like this one": the beats of the reference — where it hooks, where it turns, how it closes — become the skeleton of yours. For a whole channel's style, clone the channel.
Questions
- Which languages can it write in?
- Any language the underlying models handle well. It is a setting on each chat, defaulting to English, and it is never guessed from your sources.
- Can it write from a YouTube video that has no captions?
- Yes. When the platform provides no transcript, the audio is transcribed instead, so there is always a transcript to write from.
- Is it only for video scripts?
- No. The same connected research comes out as articles, PDF reports and presentation decks when you ask for those formats.