How to Use AI Copywriting to Write Script in Filmora

Key takeaways:

• AI copywriting in Filmora writes your video script right inside the app
• The tool works offline, so it won’t pull in the latest info from the web
• You can pin the script window and keep editing your video at the same time

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Writing a YouTube script can be a pain if you’re always jumping between apps or copying from ChatGPT or Gemini. Filmora now has a built-in AI copywriting tool that lets you write your video script straight from the startup menu. No more switching tabs or losing your flow. I’ll show you how to use it, what to expect, and some tips to make it work for your next project.

How to access the AI copywriting tool inside Filmora and what it can do for you

So, Filmora dropped this AI tool that’s supposed to help with scriptwriting, and honestly, it’s a game changer if you’re tired of bouncing between different apps. You don’t need to open ChatGPT or Gemini in your browser anymore—just use Filmora’s own tool. Here’s how I do it:

• Open Filmora, and if you’re already working on a project, go to File > Return to Startup Window.
• Look for a menu called Toolbox or AI Tools (the interface changes sometimes, so keep an eye out for something like that).
• Click on AI Copywriting.

From there, you pick what you want to write—video scripts, titles, descriptions, whatever. For YouTube, I always choose “video script.” You set your topic, like “the best iPhone to buy in 2025.” Heads up: this tool works offline, so it won’t know the latest trends or releases. It’s not pulling info from the internet, just using what’s built into Filmora.

You can set the language (I stick with English), and there’s an Advanced option, but honestly, it doesn’t do much—it just lets you show multiple results, but only gives you one. Kinda pointless, but it’s there.

Hit Generate, and Filmora spits out a draft. It’s more of a template, so you’ll need to fill in the details yourself. Not perfect, but it’s a solid starting point.

Why Filmora’s AI copywriting is different from online AI tools

Filmora’s AI copywriting tool is built right into the app and works offline. That means you don’t get real-time, up-to-date info like you would with ChatGPT or Gemini. If you want a script about the latest tech or news, you’ll have to update it yourself.

But the upside? You don’t need an internet connection, and your workflow stays inside Filmora. No more copy-pasting between tabs or dealing with browser lag. It’s all right there.

If you want to see how to add text or subtitles in Filmora, check out how to add text in Filmora.

Step-by-step guide to writing a YouTube script with Filmora’s AI

Here’s my quick process:

• Open Filmora and make sure you’re at the Startup Window.
• Go to Toolbox or AI Tools, then hit AI Copywriting.
• Pick “video script,” set your topic, and choose your language.
• Ignore the Advanced options (they don’t do anything useful).
• Click Generate.
• Edit the draft template with your own info, facts, and style.

When you’re done, you can copy the script into Google Docs, Microsoft Word, or even a teleprompter app. If you want to keep everything in Filmora, you can pin the AI window and keep editing your video. Super handy.

Want to know if your Filmora is registered? Here’s how to know if Filmora is registered.

What to expect from the AI-generated script and how to make it better

Don’t expect the AI to give you a finished, ready-to-record script. It’s more of a starting point—a template with some structure, but you’ll need to add your own info, jokes, or product details.

If you want your script to stand out, here’s what I do:

• Add a personal intro or story at the top.
• Fill in the blanks with real data or recent news.
• Rewrite any awkward lines so it sounds like you, not a robot.
• Use the script as a checklist for your video shots or voiceover.

If you need to add effects or transitions later, check out how to add transition in Filmora.

How to keep your workflow smooth and avoid common mistakes

The best part about Filmora’s AI tool? You can pin the script window so it’s always on top. That way, you can read your script while editing or recording, without losing your place.

A few tips:

• Always double-check the AI’s facts, especially for tech or product reviews.
• Save your script in Google Docs or Word for backup.
• Use the script as a base, but make it your own. The AI won’t know your style or catch your typos.

If you’re editing and want to improve your video quality, see how to improve video quality in Filmora.

Comparing Filmora’s AI copywriting with other AI writing tools

Feature	Filmora AI Copywriting	ChatGPT / Gemini
Works offline	Yes	No
Up-to-date info	No	Yes
Built into video editor	Yes	No
Script templates	Yes	No (but can generate text)
Customizable output	Limited	High

If you need more advanced AI writing or want to pull in the latest info, you’ll still want to use ChatGPT or Gemini. But for quick drafts and keeping your workflow inside Filmora, this tool is pretty solid.

How to export and use your script outside Filmora

Once you’ve got your script, just copy and paste it into Google Docs, Microsoft Word, or your favorite teleprompter app. If you’re working with a team, sharing from Google Docs is the easiest.

If you want to record your screen or make a tutorial, check out how to record desktop screen in Filmora.

Final thoughts and tips for getting the most from Filmora’s AI script tool

Filmora’s AI copywriting is best for quick drafts, not finished scripts. It’s offline, so you’ll need to update any info about new products or trends. But if you want to keep your video workflow simple and avoid jumping between apps, it’s a solid option.

I use it as a starting point, then add my own research and style. The pin window feature is a nice touch, letting me read my script while editing or recording.

Want to do more with Filmora? Try how to add text in Filmora or how to rotate video in Filmora.

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FAQs

How do I find the AI copywriting tool in Filmora?

Go to the Startup Window, look for Toolbox or AI Tools, and select AI Copywriting.

Does Filmora’s AI copywriting tool work offline?

Yes, it’s totally offline and doesn’t pull info from the web.

Can I use the AI copywriting tool for things other than YouTube scripts?

Yep, you can write titles, descriptions, and more—just pick what you need from the menu.

Is the script ready to use right away?

No, it’s a draft template. You’ll need to fill in your own details and facts.

Can I pin the script window while editing my video?

Yes, you can pin the AI window so you can keep editing or recording with your script always on top.