Script Editor

Your AI writing partner. Fix grammar, refine tone, and improve flow without losing your unique voice.

Script Editor

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The Human Editor's Checklist

AI is a powerful tool, but the best writing comes from a partnership between human creativity and machine precision. While our editor handles the grammar and syntax, here is what you should look for to take your script to the next level:

The "Breath Test"

Read your script out loud. If you run out of breath in the middle of a sentence, it's too long. Use our editor to break complex sentences into punchy, conversational lines.

Watch for "Zombie Nouns"

Instead of "The implementation of the plan was successful", try "We implemented the plan successfully."Verbs drive action; nouns sit still.

Specifics > Generalities

Don't say "We have a lot of users." Say "We have 10,000 active users." Precision builds trust.

One Idea Per Paragraph

Cognitive load is real. Keep your paragraphs focused on a single core concept to keep your reader (or listener) engaged.

The Script Writing Masterclass

Tone: The Hidden Signal

Your script isn't just about what you say, but how you say it.

  • LinkedIn / Corporate: Needs authority. Use "We have analyzed" instead of "We looked at". Short phrases. No slang.
  • TikTok / YouTube Shorts: Needs urgency. Start with the hook immediately. Use "You won't believe" instead of "It is surprising that". High energy verbs.

The Psychology of Editing

Why do you miss your own typos? It's called Typoglycemia. Your brain reads the pattern of the word, not the letters. Because you wrote the script, your brain predicts what's coming next and glosses over errors. VoiceCraft breaks this pattern by acting as an objective third party, flagging issues that your brain is hardwired to ignore.

Grammar Myths Debunked

School teachers taught us strict rules. Online writing breaks them.

Passive Voice

Bad: "The ball was dropped." (Who dropped it?)
Good: "I dropped the ball." (Owning the mistake.)
Verdict: Avoid it in scripts. Active voice is punchier.

Split Infinitives

Rule: Don't put a word between "to" and the verb.
Reality: "To boldly go" is iconic.
Verdict: Break this rule if it sounds better.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it check other languages?

Currently, our deep grammar check is optimized for English (US/UK). Basic spell check works for Spanish and French.

Can I save my edits?

Yes! If you are logged in, your refined scripts are automatically saved to your history panel for later access.