Redraft AI Video Generator

Turn a draft, script, text prompt, or image into focused video scenes for social media, marketing, product stories, and explainers.

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Redraft AI video examples

What Can a Redraft AI Video Look Like?

Explore short-form videos, product stories, and clear explainers created from a script, visual brief, or starting image.

Script to video

Narrated Explainer Video

Break a written draft into visual scenes that support the message instead of repeating it on screen.

Product story

Product Launch Video

Shape a product brief into an opening hook, benefit-led scenes, and a clear closing action.

Social video

Vertical Social Media Clip

Turn one content idea into a compact video for TikTok, Reels, Shorts, or paid social.

Why choose Redraft AI

Why Use Redraft AI for Script-to-Video Planning?

Turn a draft into clear scenes, keep each shot tied to the message, and revise weak clips without restarting the full video.

DRAFT TO SHOT LIST

Turn a Draft into a Clear Shot List

Break the message into an opening, key points, supporting visuals, and a final action before generating any clips.

SINGLE-PURPOSE SCENES

Give Every Scene One Main Job

Keep each scene focused on one point or action so the story is easier to watch and understand.

MESSAGE CONTROL

Keep the Script and Visual Direction Aligned

Match each line with a subject, setting, action, and camera choice that helps explain the message.

FOCUSED REVISIONS

Replace One Weak Scene, Not the Whole Video

Update the prompt, image, motion, or timing for the clip that needs work while keeping the rest of the plan.

How to use Redraft AI

How Do You Turn a Draft into Video with Redraft AI?

Paste your draft, turn the message into a shot list, create each video scene, and assemble the strongest clips into one story.

Step1
Paste the Draft or Video Script
Add the written content, audience, main message, and call to action so the video has a clear purpose from the start.
Step2
Turn the Script into a Shot List
Separate the story into an opening hook, key points, visual examples, product moments, and a clear final scene.
Step3
Create Each Scene from a Prompt or Image
Describe the subject, action, camera movement, and style for each shot, or upload an image to guide the composition.
Step4
Review the Clips and Build the Final Video
Keep the best takes, replace weak scenes, and arrange the clips with voiceover, music, captions, and the right pacing.

Who uses Redraft AI

Who Can Turn Scripts into Video with Redraft AI?

Redraft AI fits people who already have a script, article, campaign brief, or product message and want to shape it into a clear video plan.

YouTube scripts

YouTube Scriptwriters and Video Creators

Break an outline or narration draft into a hook, visual beats, supporting shots, and a focused ending.

Content reuse

Content Marketing and SEO Teams

Turn articles, landing-page copy, and campaign briefs into short videos for search, social media, and paid campaigns.

Product stories

Product Marketers and Sales Teams

Reshape launch notes and feature copy into product demos, customer explainers, and sales presentation clips.

Client projects

Creative Agencies and Small Businesses

Draft campaign videos, service explainers, and client previews from an existing brief instead of an empty timeline.

What you can create

What Videos Can You Create from a Script with Redraft AI?

Turn a script, outline or campaign idea into clear video scenes for social media, YouTube, product marketing and business communication.

SHORT-FORM VIDEO

Vertical Social Videos from One Hook

Shape a single idea into a quick opening, simple scene order and clear ending for TikTok, Reels or Shorts.

YOUTUBE STORY

Narrated Stories and Mini Documentaries

Break a longer topic into an introduction, key story moments, supporting visuals and a focused conclusion.

HOW-TO VIDEO

Tutorials Built from Step-by-Step Notes

Turn an outline into visual instructions that show each action in a logical order and easy-to-follow pace.

PRODUCT LAUNCH

Benefit-Led Product Launch Videos

Organize product copy into a problem, main benefit, demonstration and next step for a launch or landing page.

VIDEO AD CONCEPT

Multiple Ad Hooks from One Campaign Idea

Develop different openings and scene directions while keeping the offer, audience and call to action consistent.

BUSINESS VIDEO

Company News and Customer Updates

Convert an announcement, founder message or service update into a concise video for customers or internal teams.

Redraft AI Video Generator Pricing

Choose a credit option for the number of script-to-video scenes, revisions, and final clips in your workflow.

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$19.9/month

Perfect for hobbyists and beginners

★800Credits

/month

Cost per 100 credits$2.49

Everything you need to start:

Flow AI Video Basic Plan
800 credits per month
Up to 40 videos/month
Flow Video Generator
Unlimited Flow AI Video downloads
Permanent Flow AI Video history
Nano Banana model
Seedream model
AI image enhancer
AI image background remover
Support AI video generation
Veo 3 model
Sora 2 model
Seedance model
Wan 2.5 model
Priority generation queue
No Watermark
Priority customer support

Enterprise

Pro

$39.9/month

For creators and professionals

★2,000Credits

/month

Cost per 100 credits$2.00

Everything in Basic, plus:

Flow AI Video Pro Plan
2000 credits per month
Up to 200 videos/month
Flow Video Maker
Unlimited Flow AI Video downloads
Permanent Flow AI Video history
Nano Banana model
Seedream model
AI image enhancer
AI image background remover
Support AI video generation
Veo 3 model
Sora 2 model
Seedance model
Wan 2.5 model
Priority generation queue
No Watermark
Priority customer support

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Redraft AI questions

Redraft AI Video Generator FAQ

Practical answers about turning a draft into scenes, planning each shot, using images, keeping continuity, revising weak clips and choosing formats.

How does a written draft become a scene plan?

Split the message where the speaker, action, place or purpose changes. Give each scene one job, such as opening the story, showing a point, adding proof or closing with an action.

Should I shorten my script before generating video scenes?

Usually, yes. Remove repeated points and long setup lines, then keep the words that change what viewers need to see or understand in each scene.

What visual direction should I add to each scene?

Describe the subject, one action, the setting, shot size and camera move. Add lighting or style only when it helps the scene support that part of the script.

When should a scene start from an image?

Use a starting image when the product, character, layout or visual style must be clear from the first frame. Then describe motion instead of repeating every detail already visible.

How can I keep several generated scenes visually connected?

Repeat the important character, product, color, lighting and location details. Plan where one shot ends and the next begins so the movement and screen direction make sense together.

How should I revise one weak video clip?

Name the main problem first, such as framing, motion or pace. Change only the instruction that controls that problem, then compare the new result with the earlier version.

Which aspect ratio should I choose for the final video?

Use vertical for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, landscape for YouTube and websites, and square for placements that need it. Choose before generating so subjects and text stay in frame.

How do I combine separate AI clips into one finished video?

Put the clips in story order, trim weak openings and endings, then add narration, captions, music and transitions. Watch the full edit once for pace and continuity before export.

SCRIPT-TO-VIDEO AND CONTENT TOOLS