Choose one goal, such as feeling confident when speaking. In Generate with AI, describe that goal, choose how many lines you want and check the credit estimate before generating. You can edit every line of the draft. Or choose Use your own to write, paste or import a .txt file.
Write the outcome you want in the present tense, one affirmation per line. For example: “I am calm and confident.” or “My voice is clear and steady.” Use positive wording and finish each thought with a period or question mark.
Script quality highlights lines to review. Lines over 500 characters need to be split or shortened before generating voices. The other suggestions are optional. Once the words feel right, choose Continue to voices to turn the script into audio.
When you are signed in, the meaning check reads your script in context and respects your language and positive wording settings. It points to lines worth checking, at no credit charge. Changes to your words or these settings start a new check. “Meaning check passed” confirms a complete check found no wording, meaning or language issues. Any formatting or line-length suggestions still appear separately. When the full script and its recorded writing goal are available, it also checks for a clearly missing part of that goal. This appears under “Fit to your goal”, separate from line suggestions. Pasted scripts are reviewed from their own text. A long script is reviewed in sections. If the check is unavailable or has more suggestions than it can show, Script quality tells you. Your text stays yours to edit.
Pasting from a formatted document? The console spots section headers, dividers and leftover notes, which the voices would otherwise speak aloud, and removes them in one click. Numbered or bulleted lists get their own cleanup that strips the markers and keeps the affirmations. Both finish with an Undo.
With a script on the page, the composer offers two moves: Add more lines writes new material that complements what is there, and Replace script writes a fresh script in its place. Both finish with an Undo you can click.
Blank lines are welcome as visual grouping. The studio reads past them: the voices skip them, every counter ignores them, and their line numbers render dimmed in the editor.
The 50, 100 and 250 shortcuts are starting points; you can enter another count. With Both (I and You), each requested affirmation becomes a pair of lines. Longer scripts cost more to voice, and each line repeats less often in the finished track.
This editor holds the main script only. If your program carries a booster voice, its lines live in their own editor on the Voices screen and never mix into this text.