Select separate source excerpts within a spoken-time budget, without rewriting the facts in your text.
Paste a spoken script and choose a duration budget, delivery pace and desired excerpt count. The planner selects non-overlapping text windows from your source. It prefers windows that use the available word budget and notes observable questions or numbers, without predicting how a clip will perform.
Each result keeps the original wording and shows an estimated spoken duration. No source-video timestamp is invented. If the text cannot supply the requested number of separate excerpts, fewer are returned with a note. A sentence too long for the budget may be split at word boundaries, so review the opening and ending for context. Use these excerpts as an editing shortlist; choose footage, check factual completeness and verify the timing yourself before publishing.
Copies exact non-overlapping source text under a spoken-time budget. It does not infer source-video timestamps.
It selects text from the script you provide. It does not add facts, paraphrase your words or generate new claims. This preserves the source wording, but you still need to check whether the selected passage is complete enough to stand on its own.
The source is untimed text, so real video timestamps are unavailable. Results show the source sentence and estimated spoken duration. Match the excerpt to your recording before making a cut; the duration is not a measured footage length.
The planner avoids overlapping passages and stays within the selected word budget. A short or repetitive source may not contain enough separate passages. Use a longer source or change the budget; results are not padded with invented text.