Video ad script point-of-view editor
Paste a working script. Get it in a new voice, with every fact, line and length kept.
Video ad script point-of-view editor is a free AI skill for the job "Make video ads". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
Free · No account · Made by AI Blocks · Level: beginner · Thinking: low · Tested
What it does
A new ad from scratch is slow, and a new idea is a new risk. Yet "I did this" and "you do this" land as two different ads, for viewers and for the ad platform. Retelling a script you already trust costs less than any other route to more ads. This skill moves the person (I, you, she or they) and the tense (past, present, future). Nothing else changes. How the product works stays in the present tense, because it's true today. The offer still speaks to the viewer, and customer quotes stay word for word. Some lines would become a claim nobody can back, such as an AI presenter saying "it worked for me". Those keep their old wording, and the notes say why.
You give it
- The script, line by line, with on-screen text and picture notes if you have them
- The new person and tense (for example "third person, past")
- Who will say it (a real customer, the founder, a creator, or an AI presenter or narrator)
- A name and pronoun for a third-person version (optional)
- Your brand voice (optional)
You get
- The same script in the new voice, every line in its old place
- Opening variants and on-screen text moved the same way
- Notes on each line kept in the old voice, and why
- Any of its own checks the script still misses, one line each
Use it when
- You have a script that sells and want more versions to test without writing new ones.
- A customer story was written as "I", and you need a version an AI presenter can say honestly.
- You want the same ad as a direct "you" script and as a told story, to see which one people watch.
How to use it
- Start a chat with the skill. Open it if you added it to your AI, or copy it and paste it in.
- Paste your script underneath, one line per row, with any on-screen text and picture notes.
- Write the new person and tense, for example "first person, past" or "third person, past, she".
- Say who will say it. An AI presenter can't claim a result of its own, so this changes what's allowed.
- Read the notes first. Then read the new script aloud and hold it next to the old one.