Product walkthroughs
Match product screenshots, feature images, and interface states to the exact sentences that explain them.
Script to video maker
Turn a script into a video with your own images
Upload images for precise manual placement. Choose a voice and aspect ratio, then preview and export your video.
How to use
Create a video from a script
Upload your own images when you want to control the visuals. Leave Images empty when you want NarraCut to create them.
Enter the script and choose the video settings
Paste the full narration. Choose the video ratio and the voice that will read it.
Choose where the images come from
Leave Images empty to generate visuals with AI. To use your own visuals, open Images and add all the files you need before generating.
Generate the first version
Select Generate. NarraCut creates the voice and timing. It either generates the visuals or makes a first layout with your uploaded images. Wait until the Player appears before making changes.
Adjust uploaded images when needed
Select a continuous part of the script, then choose the image that should appear for those words. The numbered marker and Player update immediately.
Check the preview and settings
Play the video from start to finish. Open Settings to change the ratio or turn the alternating zoom animation on or off.
Download or start another video
Select Download MP4 to export the current preview. Use Create new video when you want to begin with a blank draft.
Manual image matching
Place your own images exactly where the narration needs them
Use the manual workflow when the video must include specific photos, artwork, diagrams, or screenshots. NarraCut prepares the first arrangement, while you keep control of every final image and its place in the script.
Use your own visuals and control the sequence
This workflow is designed for projects where the images already exist or must be chosen deliberately. Match each asset to the spoken words without building tracks on a traditional editing timeline.
Lessons with prepared visuals
Place diagrams, slides, maps, and reference images beside the relevant part of an educational narration.
Brand-controlled videos
Use approved campaign artwork and client assets instead of replacing them with newly generated imagery.
Photo and artwork stories
Arrange photographs, illustrations, portfolio pieces, or storyboards around a continuous voiceover.
Who it is for
People who need to use specific visual assets in a narrated video.
Product teamsEducatorsAgenciesPhotographersArtists and storytellers
Script and scene planning
Prepare a script that is easy to illustrate
Manual image placement works well when each passage refers to something you can show. Build a short visual outline before generating the voiceover.
Keep one idea per passage
Write short sections for an introduction, each key point, and a conclusion. After generation, select the words for each section and assign the image that supports them.
Choose evidence over decoration
Use a real screenshot for an app tutorial, a close-up for a product detail, or a labeled diagram for a process. Keep important content clear of the caption area.
Review transitions while listening
Play through the voiceover and check that each visual appears when its subject is introduced. Reuse an image across passages when the explanation continues; change it when the topic changes.
FAQ
Questions about using your own images
Clear answers about uploads, first-pass image matching, manual placement, continuous timing, preview, and MP4 export.
NarraCut creates the narration and captions, then lets you select passages and match each uploaded image to the exact words it should accompany.
No. AI creates the first layout to save time, but you can replace any assignment by selecting a passage and choosing another uploaded image.
Select that line or any continuous passage after narration is ready, then choose an image from the image-library dialog.
Yes. The Images control accepts multiple files in one selection.
Yes. Match the same uploaded image to additional passages when the narration continues to explain the same subject.
No. The first visual begins at 0:00, each following visual starts with its selected passage, and the final visual continues to the end.
Yes. Reassigning an image immediately updates the preview and adjusts the scene boundaries to follow the selected narration.
Yes. Choose an available text-to-speech voice and generate narration from your script. Review the voiceover and captions before exporting the finished video.
Yes. You can choose generated visuals or supply your own images. Uploaded screenshots and diagrams are useful when the video needs to show a specific interface, product, or process.
This page assembles a new video from a script and images. If you already have footage, use Add Voiceover to Video to place narration over that clip while keeping its original length.
Continue creating with NarraCut
Choose the next tool for your workflow. Download your current result before opening another editor.
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