You already wrote it. Paste the script and Rollsee directs it: every line read in context, drawn in your accent, and cut to the words. Add a narrator and it re-times to the performance.
Free to start a channel · no editing, ever
Nothing is reworded. The director decides what each line MEANS and how to picture it, and every word on screen has to appear in what you wrote, so a script comes out saying what you wrote it to say.
Casting a beat is not a per-line question. The director sees the script end to end, so it can hold one line bare because the picture before it needs the room.
There is no clip library and never will be. Every figure is vector, generated in your accent and animated from parts, so a script cannot come back looking like footage someone else already used.
Pick a voice and the whole script renders as one performance, then the video is re-timed to the real word timings. Speech leads, so the cuts land where the line actually lands.
Up to about 320 words, which is roughly two minutes spoken. Shorter scripts written the way people talk cut better than long written ones.
No. Paste the spoken lines. Camera directions, character names and scene headings are not read as instructions, so leaving them in only puts words on screen you did not mean.
No. Every word shown on screen has to appear in the script you pasted; anything else is dropped rather than invented. The director chooses pictures and timing, not copy.
Yes. It is cut silently first so you can watch the edit, then pick a narrator and it re-times to the performance.