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tiktok-script-generator

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Write short-form TikTok video scripts with a hook, beats, on-screen text, B-roll and an ending, ready to film and post with the PostOnce TikTok MCP. Use when the user asks for a TikTok script, a script generator, a video script for TikTok, or to turn an idea, article, product or transcript into a TikTok.

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    Write one TikTok script someone can film today.

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    Start mid-action. No "Hey guys", no intro, no logo.

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    Write for the ear: short sentences, contractions, one idea per sentence.

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    Put key words on screen. Many people watch with the sound off.

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    Keep on-screen text out of the bottom fifth and the right edge, where TikTok's caption and buttons sit.

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    Avoid: long setups, reading a list with nothing changing on screen, ending on "link in bio" as the only point, and stuffing the script with …

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SKILL.md

TikTok script generator

Write one TikTok script someone can film today. Hand the finished video to the postonce skill when the user wants it published or scheduled.

Before writing

Get or infer: who is on camera (face, voiceover, hands only, screen recording), the audience, the one thing a viewer should learn or feel, and the target length. If the user gives a long source, pick the single most useful idea. One video, one idea. Never invent numbers, results or testimonials.

Length: 15–45 seconds suits most tips and stories. Go longer only when the content earns it (a tutorial, a story with a payoff). TikTok accepts videos up to 10 minutes through this server.

Structure

PartTimeJob
Hook0–3 sSpoken line, on-screen text and an opening shot that all say the same promise. Use the tiktok-hook-generator patterns.
Setup3–8 sWhy this matters to the viewer. One line.
Beatsthe middle3–5 beats, one point each, a visual change on every beat (new angle, cut, zoom, B-roll, screen).
Payofflast 5 sDeliver what the hook promised. Then one ending: a takeaway, a follow for part 2, or a question that's easy to answer in the comments.

Rules that hold up on TikTok:

  • Start mid-action. No "Hey guys", no intro, no logo.
  • Write for the ear: short sentences, contractions, one idea per sentence.
  • Put key words on screen. Many people watch with the sound off.
  • Keep on-screen text out of the bottom fifth and the right edge, where TikTok's caption and buttons sit.
  • Film vertical, 9:16, 1080×1920.
  • Show, don't describe: if you say "this app", show the app.
  • Cut dead air. Every pause over a beat is a reason to swipe.

Avoid: long setups, reading a list with nothing changing on screen, ending on "link in bio" as the only point, and stuffing the script with trend phrases that don't fit the speaker.

Output format

Return a table the user can shoot from:

TimeSpoken (voiceover)On-screen textShot / B-roll

Then: total estimated length, a filming checklist (shots and props), and a draft caption (use tiktok-caption-generator).

Output

Offer to publish or schedule the finished video with the postonce skill: upload it with create_upload_url, confirm the TikTok account and the time, then call create_post. Mention the useful options: publish_mode: "draft" to finish it in the TikTok app (add a sound there; the video arrives without its caption), video_cover_timestamp_ms to pick the cover frame, and ai_generated: true if the video uses AI-generated visuals or voice.

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