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Avatar Video Planner

Turn a script into a scene plan with language versions, render allowance, review effort and clear approval checkpoints.

Use the tool ↓
  1. Approve a short sample
  2. Build the scene plan
  3. Review every language
Free · Works in your browserLocal by default. Only an explicit save sends numbers/choices to your private account; refreshing clears unsaved calculations.
1 / Your inputs

Set up your calculation

Example values are filled in where useful. Replace them with your own.

Approved script length.

Estimate from a short audition.

Split at natural topic boundaries.

Assumes similar script sizes.

Count the original once.

Additional generated minutes for corrections.

Includes lip-sync, pronunciation and content review.

Enter 0 if the rate is unknown or your plan uses another unit.

All entered costs must use this currency. No exchange conversion.

Calculation inputs stay in this tab unless you explicitly save an eligible snapshot. No account, credit or model call is needed to calculate. Pasted-text tools always stay local.

2 / Your result

Your answer will appear here

Set the inputs, then select “Plan scenes and render time”. You will see the result, its assumptions and the next useful step.

  1. Approve a short sample
  2. Build the scene plan
  3. Review every language
Understand the answer

Method and worked example

Minutes per video = words ÷ pace. Scenes per video = ceiling(minutes × 60 ÷ target scene seconds). Finished duration includes all videos and languages; render allowance adds the retake percentage.

What this result can tell you

This is a planning schedule, not a provider credit quote or video generator. Actual scene breaks, translated speech, render modes and plan charges vary.

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Method version 3.16.0

Common questions

Why approve one sample first?

A short audition lets you check identity rights, voice, pronunciation, captions and style before rendering all versions.

Are translated versions always the same length?

No. This first estimate uses the same duration. Repeat it with translated word counts when scripts are ready.

References and next checks

Documentation checked 2026-09-05. Provider capabilities can change; use the linked documentation for the exact model or plan.