NARRATE MY SCRIPT
TURN A SCRIPT INTO A VIDEO
Your exact words become the voiceover. Choose matching images or animated scenes, a voice, and portrait or landscape format.
Cinematic Photoreal
Realistic, polished, film-like imagery with natural light and clean composition.



Use a preset or describe your own style.
Choose or customize styleGenerate a short video
Start with an idea or a URL.
We adapt your instructions into a 15, 30, or 40-second video with generated audio. Choose portrait or landscape. Uses more credits than narrated images.
Generate a short videoFORMATS
Built for repeatable YouTube videos.
Documentary Videos
Turn research and narration into a structured long-form video.
Storytelling Shorts
Build vertical videos from short narrative scripts.
Learning Videos
Pair an explainer script with voiceover, visuals, and subtitles.
Niche Storytelling
Reuse a consistent format and visual direction across a series.
Examples
Videos made with EchoEtch.
Have a script ready?
Choose a voice and visuals. Review the credits before creating.
FAQ
Narrate my script reads your exact words with matching images or animated scenes. Generate a short video adapts your prompt or source URL into a 15, 30, or 40-second video.
Generate a short video supports horizontal 16:9 and vertical 9:16 at 15, 30, or 40 seconds. Images and Animated mix follow narration length and support videos up to 95 minutes.
Generate a short video has a fixed price by duration preset, resolution, and membership, independent of brief length. Images and Animated mix use narration length and media settings. Review the credits before creating.
No. All three video types work with pay-as-you-go credits. Member adds a 10% credit discount across modes, plus more included rerolls, saved characters, and Brand Kit tools for Images and Animated mix.
Images and Animated mix keep scene assets for rerolls, sound effects, and restitching. Generate a short video delivers a finished film with native audio and has no scene editor, custom voice, automatic subtitles, or thumbnails.
Credits are returned when a job fails because of an EchoEtch system error.