A voiceover for your ad, timed like one that is winning

Reverse a video ad that is converting for its beats and its lines, voice your own script against them, then lay the read under your cut.

A professional voice actor charges $150 to $400 for a thirty-second commercial read, and every rewrite is a new session. Here the read, the retakes and the mix under your cut come out of one sitting.

Why this will not look generic: The script is written to the beats of an ad that is already spending, where the hook lands, when the product is named and how long each line holds, so the read follows a structure that converts rather than a voice model's default pace.

What you walk away with

• The winning ad's beats: scene timings, the spoken lines and where the product is named
• Your script read by a natural AI voice, with captions timed to every word
• Your ad with the read under it, plus a music bed and effects, mixed and levelled

Typical run: one spot, then a read per audience or market. Write each variant against the same beat sheet and keep the voice: only the lines change, so the set still sounds like one campaign.

What the reverse actually gives you

Point it at: A video ad in your category that keeps showing up in your feed, which means someone is still paying to run it.

What comes back (representative example): Five scenes across twenty-eight seconds, each returned with a timestamp range, a shot type, a camera move and the spoken line transcribed verbatim. The voiceover opens at 0:00 with no music under it, a single question read close to the mic at a conversational pace. The music enters at 0:03 and sits low under the voice for the rest of the spot. The product is named once, at 0:11, on a cut to a close-up. Lines average six words and every one ends on a cut, so the edit follows the read rather than the other way round. The last four seconds carry the offer as on-screen text with the voice silent. A master prompt describes the whole piece as one generation.

Things you would never have thought to type:

• no music under the first line, then a low bed from 0:03
• the product named once, at 0:11, on a cut to a close-up
• lines of about six words, each one ending on a cut
• the last four seconds silent, with the offer as text

What you change: The words. Keep the line lengths, the silence before the music and the single moment the product is named, because that timing is what the ad is paying for.

How it works

1. Reverse the winning ad - Scene timings, the spoken lines word for word and where the product is named. That is the beat sheet your script is written to.
2. Voice your script on those beats - The ad's breakdown lands in the script box. Write your own lines over it, one per beat, then pick a voice and a delivery such as Energetic or Conversational.
3. Lay it under your cut - The read arrives as your voiceover. Add your ad, and Score adds a music bed cut to its length and hits on the cuts, ducked under the voice.

Cost and time

This workflow runs at from 8 AI Credits + about 3 minutes. Your result carries automatically from each step into the next, so there is no re-uploading between tools. Every step spends AI Credits from the same balance, reverses included, and credit packs never expire.

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