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Text to Voiceover Script Pacer

Track structural runtime lengths alongside customizable dialogue pace limits.

Target Dialogue Speaking Pace (WPM)

Select a cadence preset to automatically recalculate runtime and teleprompter speed.

Voiceover Script Editor129 Words | 802 Chars

Tip: Use bracket tags like [Hook] or [Intro] to separate sections automatically.

150 WPM
Estimated Script Runtime
Target Match
Total Duration (MM:SS)

00:52

52 seconds @ 150 WPM

60s (1m 0s)
Words129
Sentences9
Avg W/Sent14

Section Timings & Teleprompter Cue Script

Section TitleTimecode RangeWordsDuration% of Script
Hook - 0s to 5s00:00 - 00:0922 w9s
17%
Introduction - 5s to 20s00:09 - 00:1925 w10s
19%
Main Body - 20s to 50s00:19 - 00:3438 w15s
29%
Conclusion & Call to Action - 50s to 60s00:34 - 00:4219 w8s
15%

About This Tool

The Text to Voiceover Script Pacer is an essential pre-production timing tool for YouTubers, voice actors, podcasters, video editors, and advertising copywriters.

When producing videos for YouTube, TikTok Shorts, TV commercials, or audiobooks, matching script length to specific video time limits (e.g. 15s, 30s, or 60s) is crucial. This tool computes total reading duration based on customizable speaking rates (Words Per Minute), breaks down section timings paragraph by paragraph, alerts you when your hook or intro exceeds target thresholds, offers a Web Speech audio simulator, and exports timestamped teleprompter scripts.

How to Use

  1. Paste Voiceover Script: Enter your script text into the editor. Use section markers like [Hook] or [Intro] to organize paragraphs.
  2. Select Cadence / WPM Preset: Choose a standard speaking speed preset: Slow Dramatic (120 WPM), Conversational (150 WPM), Energetic Commercial (175 WPM), or set a custom slider value.
  3. Set Video Target Limit: Set your target video duration (e.g., 60 seconds) to check whether your script fits within runtime limits.
  4. Listen with Speech Simulator: Click Listen Voiceover to preview how your script sounds at the selected speaking speed.
  5. Copy Timestamped Teleprompter Script: Copy the generated script formatted with start-time cues (`(00:00) [Hook]...`) for teleprompter apps.

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