AI ad script generator
Genyad writes each ad script from your brief and the contents of your clip library at the same time, in a hook, body and call-to-action structure, then times it against the voiceover so the read fits the slot. Because the writer can see every available clip's transcript, no script asks for a shot you do not have.
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How to do it in Genyad
- Give the brief: product, audience, language, duration and the actual offer.
- Generate. Each variation gets its own script rather than a reworded version of one.
- Read only the hooks first. If the hook does not earn attention the rest does not matter.
- Edit the lines you want to change; the voiceover re-synthesises for the changed line.
- Keep the scripts that survive as briefs for the next batch.
What good looks like
| Part | Job | Test | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hook | Earn the next two seconds | Would a stranger stop? | 1 to 3s |
| Body | Make one argument, show it | Is there exactly one claim? | 6 to 20s |
| CTA | Name the next step | Is the action unambiguous? | 2 to 4s |
- One claim per script. Two claims in 15 seconds means neither is remembered.
- The offer appears before the halfway point, not in the final two seconds.
- Concrete beats clever: a number, a timeframe, a price.
Mistakes that cost you the test
- Briefing a feature list. A script written from features describes the product. A script written from an offer sells it.
- Writing for the brand team. The audience is a stranger scrolling, not your marketing director.
- Ignoring the read time. A script that overruns gets sped up by most tools. Here it gets rewritten shorter, which is the right fix.
- Translating instead of writing. A translated hook rarely lands. Write natively in the target language.
Frequently asked questions
Can I write my own script and have Genyad produce the ad?
Yes. Paste it in and the agent handles shot selection, voiceover, captions and export around it.
What script structure does it use?
Hook, body, call to action, because those three parts can be varied independently and therefore tested independently.
What languages can scripts be generated in?
English, German, French, Spanish, Italian and Hindi, written natively rather than translated.
Does the script match the footage?
Yes, that is the point of writing against the library: the writer can read every clip's transcript and description, so it never asks for a shot that does not exist.