✍️ Writing Your Script And Building Slides

In AI Deck mode the script is the webinar. Each line becomes a slide, and each slide gets its own narration. Short, clear lines make the strongest slides.

Where to find it:

Open the webinar, then the Content tab. The Script panel is on the left, the Preview on the right, and the Slides panel lower down.

Writing your own script:

1. Put each idea on its own line. A blank line is ignored.
2. Lines longer than 150 characters are split at sentence ends, so nothing overflows a slide.
3. Prefer typing by voice? Click Talk and speak. It works in browsers with speech recognition, such as Chrome, Edge and Safari.
4. Click Build Slides.

Letting AI draft it:

1. Pick a Target length: 2 min (quick test), 10, 20, 30, 45, 60 or 90 min.
2. Click Write with AI.
3. Fill in what your webinar is about, who it is for, and what you sell at the end.
4. Optional: under Base it on your sales page, paste your sales page copy, or paste its address and click Fetch page. The AI then uses your real promises, proof and offer wording.
5. Click Generate script. The script lands in the box for you to edit.

The structure follows the length you chose: a short script is a hook, a teaching point, the offer and a close, and longer ones add a story, more teaching points, a transition and a pitch. Your topic, audience, offer and source are saved with the webinar. This needs an AI key on the AI screen.

Building the slides:

Click Build Slides. Each line becomes a card in the Slides panel. Above the cards, the section chips show how the deck is grouped, for example Hook, Story, Teach, Transition and Pitch, with the number of slides in each.

Editing a slide:

• Change the text in the card and the preview follows
• Move it with the up and down arrows
• Delete it with the cross
• Describe an image and click AI image, or click Upload to use your own picture
• The small speaker shows the length of its narration once it has one

Rebuilding:

Build Slides rebuilds the whole deck from the script box and replaces the current slides, so it asks first. For small changes, edit the cards instead.

Previewing:

The Preview panel draws the slide exactly as the room will. Use the arrows to step through, or click Play to run the deck at a steady pace.

Saving:

Click Save Webinar. Your browser warns you if you try to leave with unsaved changes. A save never replaces a full deck with an empty one, and the script is saved with the slides so the box is full when you come back.

A real example:

Maya pastes 31 lines for The 30 Day Kitchen Garden Plan, starting with "Welcome to The 30 Day Kitchen Garden Plan." and ending with a thank you. Build Slides makes 31 cards in six sections. She adds images to the calendar and harvest slides, then generates the voiceover. The Slides panel reads Slides (31), about 30 min narrated.

Tips:

• Put numbers in your lines. Any word with a digit, a dollar sign or a percent sign is drawn in the theme's accent colour.
• Keep the pitch to the last few slides and set your offer to appear as the pitch starts.
• Next: Narration: Built In Voices And Your Own Voice.

How to write lines that make good slides:

• One idea per line. A slide holds one thought well.
• Under 20 words where you can. Long lines are split, but short ones read better.
• Write as you speak. The narrator reads every word.
• Put the number in the line: "4 hours of sun still grows great lettuce" is stronger than "Less sun is fine".
• Start each section with a short line that names it, for example "Step two is the right container."

A simple 30 minute shape:

1. Hook: who this is for and the promise, about 5 lines
2. Story: why you care and a quick result, about 5 lines
3. Teach: three to five steps, each with a short example, about 12 lines
4. Transition: what doing it alone looks like, about 4 lines
5. Pitch: what you offer, what they get, how to join, about 5 lines

Using dictation well:

Click Talk, speak one idea, pause, then speak the next. Each pause gives you a natural line break to tidy afterwards.

Basing it on a sales page:

Paste the whole page, headings and bullets included. The AI keeps your real promises, testimonials and offer wording. If your page is online, paste the address and click Fetch page instead.

Checking the result:

1. Click Play in the Preview panel and watch the whole deck once.
2. Fix any slide that feels crowded by splitting its line in the script.
3. Rebuild only if you changed many lines. Otherwise edit the cards.

What to do next:

• Narration: Built In Voices And Your Own Voice
• Slide Design, Themes And Images
• Timed Offers And Click Tracking, to set the offer at the first pitch slide

Common questions:

Can I paste a script from a document?

Yes. Paste it straight into the Script box. Each line becomes a slide and long lines are split for you.

Does editing a card change the script box?

The cards are the slides the room plays. If you rebuild from the script later, it replaces the cards, so keep the script box up to date if you plan to rebuild.