STEP 01
Choose your video format
Start with a movie and subtitles, or bring a topic for an animation or documentary.
SUBTITLES → RECAP SCRIPT
AI Movie Recap Script Writer
VIRALCADE's AI movie recap script writer turns a film's subtitles into a clean, engaging, ready-to-narrate recap script - accurate to the plot and synced to the footage. And it doesn't stop at the script: it can voice, edit, and finish the whole recap video for you.
Choose your format. Review the credits. Create at your pace.How it works
STEP 02
Make it yours
Choose the available settings and review the displayed credit total.
STEP 03
Review and download
Watch the finished video and download it when you are ready.
Why creators use it
Written from the real subtitles
The script is built from the film's subtitles, so it follows the actual story - no hallucinated plots.
Paced for retention
Scripts are written to hook fast and keep watch-time, in plain, global-friendly English.
Synced to the footage
Because it's timed to the subtitles, the narration lines up with the clips automatically.
From script to finished video
One click past the script gives you the voiceover, edit, captions and thumbnail.
400 bonus credits
Your first order carries 400 bonus credits on top of the plan.
Before you begin
Is the movie recap script writer free?
Signing up is free and needs no card. Rendering costs credits, and the cheapest way in is $4.99 for 1,000 credits. That offer is one per account and cannot be taken twice. Paid plans start at $29 a month with a 7-day money-back guarantee.
How does it write the script?
It reads the film's subtitles as the source of truth and writes an accurate, well-paced recap script synced to the footage.
Can it also make the voiceover and video?
Yes. The script writer is part of the full pipeline - it can narrate, edit, caption and thumbnail the recap automatically.
Will the script be accurate to the movie?
Because it's written from the actual subtitles rather than guesswork, the recap follows the real plot.
Do I need to upload subtitles?
Yes - the .srt subtitles are what the writer uses to build an accurate, in-sync script.
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