Prepare a shot list
Start with a script, prompt list, or CSV. Mark talking-head scenes as A-roll and cutaways as B-roll when the project needs both.
For scripts, scene lists, and cutaway shots
AI B-Roll Generator for Scripts and Shot Lists
GenBatch turns a script, prompt list, or CSV-style shot list into queued AI B-roll scenes. Make the cutaways as a set instead of submitting every clip separately.
Original generated scenes from your prompts — not a stock-footage library.
Generate the scene set
Use Text-to-Scene for prompt-led clips or Full Story Gen for a combined A-roll and B-roll batch.
Review the finished clips
Keep the scene set together in one queued workflow, then review and download the results when they are ready.
A direct answer
Generate B-roll when the script is already written.
An AI B-roll generator is most useful after the creative brief exists. Give each cutaway its own prompt, keep the visual rules consistent, and queue the whole list together.
For a mixed project, Full Story Gen accepts A-roll and B-roll rows in the same shot list. For a focused cutaway run, Text-to-Scene turns prompt-led scenes into video tasks.
Built for scene sets, not single clips
- • Create a cutaway for every beat in a script
- • Keep A-roll and B-roll organized in one workflow
- • Use CSV-style rows when the shot list lives in a spreadsheet
Choose the workflow
Two ways to turn a list into video scenes
Text-to-Scene
Use a prompt list when each row is a standalone B-roll scene you want to generate as video.
Generate video scenes →Full Story Gen
Use an A-roll and B-roll shot list when the project needs both on-camera moments and cutaway footage.
Build a full story →Start with the list. Generate the scenes together.
Use GenBatch for original B-roll scenes, prompt-led video clips, and structured shot lists that are too repetitive to submit one by one.