Overview
Remix a viral script is Versely's viral script generator. Paste the link to a viral Reel, TikTok, YouTube Short or X video, and Versely watches it, works out the idea behind it, and writes three hooks and a timed script on your topic, in your voice, for you to film. It costs 1 credit, or 3 if the link is new to you, and a script that fails is refunded.
It keeps what made the original work: the way the hook grabs attention, the order of the beats and the pacing. The lines are new. A script that repeats six or more words in a row from the original is sent back and rewritten, and never reaches you. No link? Start from your own idea and you get the same kind of script.
Scripts come in 32 languages, among them English, Hindi (in Devanagari), Hinglish (Hindi and English mixed, in Roman letters), Tamil, Spanish, Arabic and Japanese, at 15, 30, 45 or 60 seconds. Add your Instagram or TikTok handle once and every script is written the way you talk: how you open, the phrases you repeat, how fast you speak. Without it, scripts use a general creator voice.
More detail
It runs on the web at app.versely.studio/scripts. The iPhone app has no separate screen for it: paste the link into the Agent tab, ask why it went viral and for your version of the script, and the Agent writes the same script and saves it to the same list.
Edited the lines? Check how long your script runs at 150 wpm, the same pace Versely sizes scripts to. No link to start from? The free hook generator writes ten opening lines from a topic. Both are free in your browser.
The facts
Remix a viral script, in one table. Facts checked 8 November 2026.
| Start from | A link (From a reel) or your own idea (From my idea, up to 1,000 characters). |
|---|---|
| Links it reads | TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X, Facebook and LinkedIn posts. Videos up to 3 minutes; private and deleted posts cannot be read. |
| You get | The idea and why it works, 3 hooks, timed beats (the line to say, on-screen text and the shot), a caption, up to 12 hashtags and a call to action. |
| Languages | 32: English, Hinglish, Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Urdu, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Turkish, Arabic, Persian, Indonesian, Malay, Vietnamese, Thai, Filipino, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. Hindi is written in Devanagari, Hinglish in Roman letters, and each other language in its own script. |
| Lengths | 15, 30, 45 or 60 seconds, sized at about 2.5 spoken words a second in English (75 words for 30 s) and at each language's own pace in the others. |
| Your voice | Optional and free. An Instagram or TikTok handle, read from up to 15 recent public videos; 3 builds a day; editable. |
| Notes | Optional, up to 500 characters: a topic, an audience, a rule. |
| Price | 1 credit, or 3 if the link is new to you (2 to watch it, 1 to write). From your own idea, always 1. Refunded if no script comes out. |
| Time | Usually one to two minutes from a new link, under a minute from an idea. |
| Where | The web, at app.versely.studio/scripts. On iPhone, through the Agent tab. One account and one credit balance for both. |
Where to go next
- Ask the Agent about a viral postThe iPhone route: paste the link in chat and ask for your version.
- Script timerEdited the script? Check it still fits at 150 words a minute.
- Free hook generatorTen opening lines from a topic, when you have no link to start from.
- Hook, body, CTAThe three-part structure most short scripts follow.
What one script gives you
The idea, and why it works
One line on what the original video is really about, and a short note on why it works, so you know what you are keeping before you read the script.
Three hooks
Three opening lines in different styles, each short enough to say in about two seconds. Pick one and it becomes the first line of the script.
Timed beats
The script as beats with times like 0-3s. Every beat has the line you say, the text to put on screen and the shot to film.
Sized to the length
Scripts are written at about 2.5 spoken words a second: about 75 words for 30 seconds and 150 for 60. Nothing to cut on the day.
Caption, hashtags and the ask
A post caption, up to 12 hashtags and a call to action, in the same language as the script.
A plan to film it
Every script lands in a list. Give it a day to film and it moves into your plan; mark it filmed when it is done.
How it works
- 1
Paste the link
Open Remix a viral script (Viral scripts in the sidebar) at app.versely.studio/scripts and choose From a reel. Paste a Reel, TikTok, YouTube Short or X link; Facebook and LinkedIn posts work too. No link? Choose From my idea and describe the video in a sentence or two.
Your voice and the New script form with a TikTok link pasted, 7 November 2026. - 2
Pick the language, length and notes
English, हिन्दी or Hinglish; 15, 30, 45 or 60 seconds; and optional notes, like the studio's own example: “Make it about my café in Pune. Keep it clean.” The button shows the price before you press it.
- 3
Read the idea, hooks and script
Versely watches the video first, then writes: usually one to two minutes from a link, under a minute from an idea. Read the idea, pick one of the three hooks, then read the beats.
- 4
Film it, or plan it
Copy script gives you plain text for a teleprompter or a notes app. Edit any line, pick the day you will film it and mark it filmed afterwards. Make it with AI hands the same script to the Agent, which plans an AI video and shows the cost before it generates anything.
A real remix: a finance TikTok, made about a café
The source was a 46-second TikTok finance explainer on how to be financially free in 5 steps, with 3.7 million views. Settings: English, 30 seconds, and the notes “Make it about running a small café. Keep it clean.” It cost 2 credits, because the link was new and had to be watched first, and it was ready in about 45 seconds. This is the script exactly as Versely wrote it.
The idea
A simple 5-step breakdown of how a small café owner should split their monthly revenue to stay profitable.
Why it works: It uses the original's step-by-step percentage system on a concrete revenue baseline, turning complex business finance into a clear visual checklist that creators love to bookmark.
Three hooks
- AHow to run a profitable café in 5 simple steps.bold claim
- Where does $10,000 in café revenue actually go?question · picked, so it is the first line
- CThe exact monthly budget rule for every small café owner.number/list
| Time | Say | On screen | Shot |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0-3s | Where does $10,000 in café revenue actually go? | On screen: Café Budgeting (5 Steps) | Shot: Selfie shot holding an empty coffee cup off to the right, leaving left side open for text. |
| 3-8s | First, 30% goes to ingredients and coffee beans, your core cost of goods. | On screen: 1. COGS: 30% ($3,000) | Shot: Nodding to camera, pointing to the text appearing on screen. |
| 8-13s | Next, cap labor at 30% to keep your baristas paid fairly without drowning. | On screen: 2. Labor: 30% ($3,000) | Shot: Quick cut showing coffee machine B-roll or propped phone shot. |
| 13-17s | Keep rent and utilities under 15% of your total revenue. | On screen: 3. Rent & Bills: 15% ($1,500) | Shot: Talking to camera while wiping down a clean counter. |
| 17-21s | Set aside 10% for surprise repairs, gear maintenance, and marketing. | On screen: 4. Repairs & Ops: 10% ($1,000) | Shot: Direct to camera selfie frame. |
| 21-26s | That leaves a clean 15% take-home profit. Save this for your monthly planning! | On screen: 5. Profit: 15% ($1,500) | Shot: Tapping the screen, pointing to the final list. Smiling. |
Call to action: Save this for your monthly planning! · Hashtags: #cafeowner #smallbusiness #coffeebusiness #cafemanagement #businessfinance #entrepreneurship
The same link then became a Hinglish script for college students saving their first ₹10,000. That one cost 1 credit and took about 6 seconds, because the video had already been watched. It is on the Hinglish script generator page.
Your voice
Add your Instagram or TikTok handle and choose Learn my voice. Versely reads up to 15 of your most recent public videos, newest first and pinned posts skipped, listening to what you say before it reads the captions. Every script after that is written in the profile it builds.
- How you come acrossA short summary, your tone and your topics.
- How you openThe way your videos usually start, such as a question to camera.
- Phrases you repeatYour sign-offs and pet lines, used where they fit.
- LanguageThe language you speak, any mix (like Hindi and English), and notes on how you use it.
- Pace and sign-offHow fast you talk, how short your sentences are, and what you ask for at the end.
- Do and don'tRules a script follows, plus lines from your own videos as examples.
- Building it is free, up to 3 times a day. You can edit every field, or skip the handle and choose Write it yourself.
- The account has to be public, with at least three recent videos where you talk on camera or write real captions.
- Without a profile, scripts use a general creator voice. Deleting the profile changes new scripts only; scripts you already have stay as they are.
- If you have a brand kit on Versely, scripts also use it for what you sell and who you talk to.
Languages and lengths
Every script is sized to how fast people speak its language (2.5 words a second in English, characters in Chinese and Japanese), so it fits the length you pick before you film. There are 32 languages, each written the way its speakers write it.
| Length | English words, about |
|---|---|
| 15 seconds | 38 |
| 30 seconds | 75 |
| 45 seconds | 113 |
| 60 seconds | 150 |
32 languages, and how each is written
- EnglishRoman letters
- HinglishRoman letters
- Hindi (हिन्दी)Devanagari
- Bengali (বাংলা)Bengali script
- Marathi (मराठी)Devanagari
- Tamil (தமிழ்)Tamil script
- Telugu (తెలుగు)Telugu script
- Gujarati (ગુજરાતી)Gujarati script
- Kannada (ಕನ್ನಡ)Kannada script
- Malayalam (മലയാളം)Malayalam script
- Punjabi (ਪੰਜਾਬੀ)Gurmukhi
- Urdu (اردو)Urdu script
- Spanish (Español)Roman letters
- Portuguese (Português)Roman letters
- French (Français)Roman letters
- German (Deutsch)Roman letters
- Italian (Italiano)Roman letters
- Dutch (Nederlands)Roman letters
- Polish (Polski)Roman letters
- Russian (Русский)Cyrillic
- Ukrainian (Українська)Cyrillic
- Turkish (Türkçe)Roman letters
- Arabic (العربية)Arabic script
- Persian (فارسی)Persian script
- Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia)Roman letters
- Malay (Bahasa Melayu)Roman letters
- Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt)Roman letters
- Thai (ไทย)Thai script
- FilipinoRoman letters
- Chinese (中文)Simplified characters
- Japanese (日本語)Kanji and kana
- Korean (한국어)Hangul
The original video does not have to be in the language you pick. The example above started from an English TikTok and came out in English and in Hinglish.
What a script costs
- 1 credit for a script from your own idea, or from a link you have already analysed in Trends or scripted before.
- 3 credits if the link is new to you: 2 to watch the video (the Trends price) and 1 to write. The report is saved to your Trends history too.
- The button shows the price before you press it (“1-2” while the page cannot yet tell whether the link is new). If no script comes out, every credit is refunded. Deleting a script later does not refund it.
- One analysis can feed many scripts: the example above was 3 credits in all for one report, an English script and a Hinglish one.
One viral link, three ways to use it
Trends, Remix a viral script and Versely Remix all start from the same pasted link, on one account and one credit balance.
- TrendsSee why a video went viralPaste a link: viral score, hook, timeline, on-screen text and a shot list. 2 credits.Read how it works
- Remix a viral scriptSay it in your own wordsThe same link, rewritten as a script in your voice that you film yourself. 1 or 3 credits.This page
- Remix a videoPut yourself in the clipVersely Remix swaps you, your avatar or your product into the clip; the moves, camera and sound stay. From 24 credits.Read how it works
On iPhone: ask the Agent
The Versely iPhone app has no Trends or Remix a viral script screen. The Agent does both: open the Agent tab, paste the link and ask. It watches the video for 2 credits, tells you the script's price, and writes it once you say yes.
The script lands in the same list as on the web, in the voice profile you built there. The chat messages themselves also use a small amount of credits.
- “Why did this reel go viral? [paste the link]”
- “Write my version of it, 30 seconds, about my café. Keep it clean.”
What it will not do
Give you a transcript. It rewrites the idea on your topic. For the original's key spoken lines and on-screen text, with timestamps, run the link through Trends.
Copy the original's lines. A script that repeats 6 or more words in a row from the original is rewritten before you see it. Borrow the structure; the words are yours.
Read private, deleted or long videos. Private and deleted posts cannot be read, and videos over 3 minutes are refused. Either way the credits come back.
Film or voice it for you. It writes the script. Make it with AI hands it to the Agent, which plans an AI video and quotes that price separately before it makes anything.
Promise views. A structure that worked once is a good start, not a guarantee. Your topic, delivery and audience decide the rest.
Who uses Viral Script Generator
- Creators who film themselves talking to camera
- A trending format, made about your own topic
- A café, salon or shop turning a viral format into its own post
- A week of reels planned from saved links
- Hindi and Hinglish creators
- A rough idea turned into a 30-second script
Frequently asked questions
How do I get the script of a viral video?
Paste the video's link into Remix a viral script on Versely and pick a language and a length. Versely watches the video and gives you the idea behind it, three hooks and a timed script. It is a rewrite on your topic, not a transcript of the original. If you want the original's own words, a Trends report on the same link quotes its key spoken lines and every on-screen text, with timestamps.
Is it a script generator for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts?
Yes. It reads links from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X, Facebook and LinkedIn, and writes vertical short-form scripts of 15, 30, 45 or 60 seconds. One script works for a Reel, a TikTok or a Short, and the caption and hashtags come with it.
Will it copy the original creator's words?
No. It keeps the structure (how the hook works, the order of the beats, the pacing) and writes new lines on your topic. A script that repeats six or more words in a row from the original is sent back and rewritten before you see it. If it still cannot pass, it fails and the credits are refunded.
How does it write in my voice?
Add your Instagram or TikTok handle under Your voice. Versely reads up to 15 of your most recent public videos, what you say first and captions second, and notes how you open, your topics, the phrases you repeat, your pace and how you sign off. You can edit every part, or write the profile by hand. Building it is free, up to 3 times a day. Without a profile, scripts use a general creator voice.
Which languages does it write in?
32 languages: English, Hinglish and Hindi; Bengali, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi and Urdu; and Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Turkish, Arabic, Persian, Indonesian, Malay, Vietnamese, Thai, Filipino, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. Hindi is everyday spoken Hindi in Devanagari, with common English words also written in Devanagari (सैलरी, फ़ोन). Hinglish is Hindi and English mixed in Roman letters, the way Indian creators type it. The original video does not have to be in the language you pick.
How long are the scripts?
15, 30, 45 or 60 seconds. Scripts are sized at about 2.5 spoken words a second: roughly 38 words for 15 seconds, 75 for 30, 113 for 45 and 150 for 60.
How much does it cost?
1 credit for a script from your own idea, or from a link you have already analysed. 3 credits if the link is new to you: 2 to watch the video and 1 to write. The button shows the price before you press it, and if no script comes out, the credits are refunded. Building your voice profile is free.
Can I start from my own idea instead of a link?
Yes. Choose From my idea and describe the video, for example the studio's “Three things I wish I knew before moving to Bangalore”. You get the same idea, hooks and timed beats for 1 credit.
Can I do this on iPhone?
Yes, through the Agent. The iPhone app has no separate screen for it: paste the link into the Agent tab and ask why it went viral and for your version of the script. The Agent tells you the price, writes the script once you say yes, and saves it to the same list you see on the web. The chat messages themselves also use a small amount of credits.
What do I do with the script?
Copy it as plain text for a teleprompter, edit any line, and give it a day to film so it moves into your plan. If you would rather not film it, Make it with AI opens the Agent with the script, and the Agent shows a plan and its cost before it makes a video.
Will a remixed viral script go viral too?
Nobody can promise that. You get a structure that worked once, written for you. Whether it works again depends on your topic, your delivery and your audience.
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