FrameCastAI tools & voice-over
Have AI write a narration script for your video
AI watches the videos on your timeline once, then writes narration timed to what happens. The script goes on the Text track, ready to voice.
Where to find it
Video editor → Words tab → AI narration
How to do it
Open the Words tab and scroll to AI narration. Sign in if it asks.
Choose a Focus: Everything on screen, or Follow the mouse to describe each click and drag. Then pick a Detail level; each shows about what a minute costs.
Tick the box that lets FrameCast send a small, low-resolution copy to Google’s Gemini, then press Analyze. The button shows the most it can cost.
In What happens, untick any scene you want left out of the script.
Under Write a script, describe it in What should it say?, pick a Tone, Language and How much narration, then press Write script.
In Script, press Put on Text track, edit the lines there, then press Voice it.
Good to know
- A video is analyzed once and reused for every script. Use Delete… beside it to analyze again with another focus or detail level.
- You pay for what the AI uses, up to the price shown; Cancel stops and refunds the rest. Lines marked “Long for its slot” may be spoken a little fast.
- In the web editor this is the Narration tab.
- Who can use it
- Uses credits; needs sign-in
- Where it works
- Mac · Web
This guide answers
- Can AI write a voice-over script for my screen recording?
- How do I get AI to describe what happens in my video?
- Can FrameCast write narration that matches my demo?
- How do I make an AI script for a silent recording?
- What does Analyze cost in AI narration?
- How do I leave a scene out of the AI script?