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Video script timer

Paste a script to see roughly how long it takes to read aloud, at two stated speaking paces, and how many words that leaves you for a 15, 30, 60 or 90 second video.

Paste narration only. On-screen text or captions are not read aloud by a viewer, so leaving them out keeps the estimate closer to the real spoken length. Counted as you type, in this tab.

0 word

  • Conversational (140 wpm)About 0 second to read aloud
  • Brisk (170 wpm)About 0 second to read aloud

Word budget for common short video lengths

How many words fit in each length at each pace, and how many words of your script that leaves, rounded down so the budget never promises a fractional word.

Word budget for common short video lengths
LengthConversational (140 wpm)Brisk (170 wpm)
15s35 word budget, 35 word left42 word budget, 42 word left
30s70 word budget, 70 word left85 word budget, 85 word left
60s140 word budget, 140 word left170 word budget, 170 word left
90s210 word budget, 210 word left255 word budget, 255 word left

Where the paces come from

This is plain arithmetic, a word count divided by an assumed speaking pace. Neither pace is a platform fact or a measurement of your own voice; they are two commonly cited spoken narration paces, stated plainly so the assumption is visible rather than hidden inside one confident-looking number. Your own delivery may run faster or slower than either.

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Mga tanong

Why only two paces?

Two clearly labelled assumptions are honest about what this is: arithmetic, not a measurement of your voice. Read your own script aloud once with a stopwatch if you need a number specific to you.

What does the word budget mean?

For one target length and one pace, it is the number of words that fit in that many seconds, rounded down. "Words left" subtracts the actual word count of your script from that budget; once your script runs longer than the budget, it shows how many words are over instead.

Ina-upload ba ang draft ko?

Hindi. Tumatakbo ang pag-check sa browser mo. Walang request na may dalang teksto mo, walang naitatago, at sapat na ang pagsara ng tab para itapon ito.

Puwede ba akong i-post ng tool na ito?

Hindi pa ngayon. Wala pang koneksyon na nakumpleto ang provider verification, kaya wala pang nagpu-publish sa isang platform sa site na ito. Isang pag-check ng limitasyon ang page na ito, hindi isang composer.

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