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What does Scriptube create?
Text-based creative packages: ideas, a script, character descriptions when needed, and scene-by-scene image and video prompts. You bring these into your chosen production tools to make the finished images, video and audio.
Do I need an account to generate?
Yes. Sign in and have eligible writing minutes to generate. Signing in alone does not unlock AI generation. Scene prompts require a script purchased by your account. You can browse categories, read examples and work with saved content without spending AI credits.
Which languages and runtimes can I choose?
Writing supports English, Hindi, Hinglish, Urdu, Marathi, Telugu, Tamil, Gujarati, Bengali and Punjabi (Gurmukhi), plus Roman Urdu. Scripts and scene output use the selected project language. Website language is a separate preference. Choose a runtime of 1, 3, 5, 8 or 12 minutes and scene clips of 6 or 8 seconds. Timing is a planning target; record and review your narration to confirm the finished runtime.
Can I use my own idea or category?
Yes. Create a custom category from Explore, or enter your own premise in the idea stage. A title and opening hook are optional. Your premise can go straight to script generation without an idea-generation request. You can also request fresh batches of ideas, up to 30 ideas in a session.
What happens when I edit the script?
You can edit and copy your script before building scenes. A changed script starts a new scene set, while the two most recent script-and-scene versions remain in Previous script versions. Restore one without an AI call, or export older work you want to keep.
How do reusable characters work?
Save a character name, appearance and personality in Character studio, then reuse that description in a character-led project. These written references help guide continuity; visual consistency still depends on your production tools and review.
Where are my projects saved?
Signed-in projects and characters use your account’s cloud library. Guest drafts, when available in a local preview, stay in that browser. Guest work is not automatically transferred when you sign in. Export important work as a backup, especially before clearing browser data.
Which files can I download?
Export your creative package as Markdown, plain text or JSON. Use the print option and your browser’s Save as PDF destination for a PDF. The package contains text and prompts, not rendered media files.
Why are only five scenes generated at a time?
Scenes are built in batches of five so you can review the direction as you go. Continue with the next batch until the planned sequence is complete. The final clip may be shorter to fit the selected runtime.
What should I do if generation fails?
Keep the project open and read the displayed error. Check your connection and sign-in status, then retry. If you hit a usage limit, follow the retry guidance shown. A generation error does not mean your existing script or input needs to be discarded.
My cloud library did not load. What next?
Check that you are signed in to the expected account and have an internet connection, then use Retry in the workspace. Keep any pending work open until saving succeeds. Export a copy before switching accounts or browsers.
How do minute-based packages work?
Choose a package by total script minutes, rather than project count. See the Plans page for Trial, Starter, Pro and Business packages. Purchasing is not yet available.