Paste your script and pick a pace. See how long it takes to say, line by line, and whether it fits the video.
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Save your scripts, and film them for brand gigs on Fluencify.
A voiceover that runs long gets rushed or cut. Timing the script before you film tells you whether it fits the video, and which line to cut if it does not.
The timer counts the words in each line, divides by your speaking pace, adds any pauses you choose, and compares the total with the length you are aiming for.
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The paces are starting points. The most accurate one is your own: read a line out loud, time it, and enter your words per minute.
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It depends on how fast you speak. At 150 words a minute, 30 seconds is 75 words. Leave some room for pauses and for moments where the product speaks for itself.
Read a paragraph out loud and time it. Divide the number of words by the seconds it took and multiply by 60, then enter that as your pace.
Only if you choose a pause length. A short pause after each sentence makes a voiceover easier to follow, and the pauses add up quickly.
At your pace, the words take longer than the video. Cut the line that says the least; the timer shows how many words to lose.
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