Problem first
The opening two sentences are about the viewer’s problem: the product enters as the resolution.
Marketing and sales video
Describe your product and get a scene-by-scene explainer script: narration, visuals, on-screen text, and one clear call to action.
What it does
The script follows the structure high-performing product videos share, with your specifics in every scene.
The opening two sentences are about the viewer’s problem: the product enters as the resolution.
The story addresses the stated buyer concern through a concrete scene.
A single close, in your words, timed for the moment the case is made.
How to use it
In depth
Open the explainer with the viewer’s problem. This gives the viewer a reason to continue before the company or product enters the story. The generator puts the problem in the first two sentences.
At about 140 spoken words per minute, a 60-to-90-second explainer contains 140 to 210 words. The generator writes to the selected target and reports the estimated runtime, so you can edit the script before production.
Build the buyer concern into a scene. For example, show an operations manager building a dashboard with the proposed workflow. This demonstrates the answer through an action. The concern field controls this part of the script.
The interaction notes in each scene mark where the video could work harder than a linear cut: the CTA as a clickable button in the frame, a "which use case are you?" branch after the setup. Those are exactly the elements Mindstamp places on a finished video, with per-viewer reporting on who clicked.
Questions
Different job, different structure. Training scripts teach and check understanding; explainer scripts earn attention, resolve one objection, and drive one action. The inputs and the scene logic are built for the second job.
60 to 90 seconds for most products: long enough for problem, resolution, and proof, short enough to hold cold traffic. Choose 2–3 minutes only for considered purchases with real complexity.
It is instructed to stay inside what you provide and to avoid superlatives and invented statistics. Read it once before production: you are the authority on what the product does.
They mark moments that work as clickable elements: the CTA button, a use-case branch. Film the video normally, then place those elements on it in Mindstamp.
Related tools
These tools share engines and hand off to each other.
Paste a script and get its runtime at three speaking paces: plus filler words, long sentences, and reading grade.
Open the tool →Put your own completion and action rates in, set the targets you believe, and see what the lift is worth per year.
Open the tool →Generate a scene-by-scene training script: narration, visuals, on-screen text, and built-in interaction moments.
Open the tool →With Mindstamp
Mindstamp puts the call to action inside the video and tells you exactly who clicked it.