Tools/Ugc Script Generator

Tool

Writing UGC scripts that fit a 5, 10, or 15-second video is harder than it looks. Too many words and the speech sounds rushed. Too few and you waste screen time. This tool generates scripts with the right word count for your chosen duration. Powered by agent-media script templates. Sign up to generate videos.

Generate a Script

rounded-lg border px-4 py-2 text-sm font-medium transition-colors ${
                        duration === d
                          ? 'border-purple-600 bg-purple-50 text-purple-700'
                          : 'border-[#d4d4d4] bg-white text-[#6b6b76] hover:border-[#121212]'
                      }

Word limit: ** words** for seconds

Generated Script

**** / words

s duration

Ready to turn this into a video? Paste the script into agent-media and pick an actor.

Enter a product or topic and click Generate Script.

Word Count Guide for agent-media

agent-media validates word count before generating. If your script is too long for the chosen duration, it gets rejected. This prevents rushed, unnatural speech. Here are the limits:

Script Templates

Every template follows the hook + body + CTA format that works best for short-form video. The hook grabs attention in the first 2 seconds. The body delivers the message. The CTA drives action.

UGC Script Writing Tips

Start with a hook. The first sentence decides whether someone keeps watching. Questions, bold claims, and pattern interrupts work best. "Stop scrolling" is overused but still effective.

Use simple words. UGC scripts sound spoken, not written. Avoid jargon. Short sentences. One idea per sentence. Read it out loud before generating.

End with action. Tell the viewer what to do: "Link in bio," "Check it out," "Try it free." A video without a CTA is a wasted ad spend.

Test multiple versions. With agent-media, you can generate 5 versions of the same script with different actors in under 10 minutes. Let the data tell you which hook works best.

Turn scripts into videos

agent-media takes your script, pairs it with an AI actor, adds lip-sync, subtitles, and music, and delivers a finished MP4. From terminal, API, or dashboard.