Choose tone, length and audience
The three controls that decide whether a generated script is usable straight away.
By the end you will have: Drafts that sound like you instead of like a press release.
Steps
- 1
Pick a tone
Warm, direct, teaching or punchy — match how you actually talk on camera.
- 2
Set the length
Choose by target run time, not word count. Glow paces it for speech.
- 3
Name the audience
Be specific. The tighter the audience, the sharper the hook.
- 4
Compare two drafts
Generate twice with different tones and keep the better opening.
Tips
Short videos need a hook in the first five words, not the first sentence.
If a draft sounds stiff, drop the length by 20% and regenerate.
Ready to try it?
Everything in this lesson works on every plan, including Free.
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