WeChat Channels selling script
The words, the beat order, and where the tap is earned
WeChat Channels Script Studio turns a product and its selling points into a WeChat Channels short-video script you can film today: a second-by-second segment table, the full spoken narration, and three product-link prompts placed on the segments most likely to earn the tap. It scores the draft across six dimensions, and on request adds storyboard frames and the narration voiced as MP3. WeChat Channels Script Studio works in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other agents that run Skills.
Install WeChat Channels Script Studio and tell me when I need to sign in: https://beatra.ai/skills/wechat-channels-script-studio/install.md
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What a finished script settles before the shoot
Every figure traces back to you
Price, specification, ingredients, results, certifications and offer terms come from your fact sheet. Where one is missing, the beat is written around it and the gap is named rather than filled with something plausible.
The link beat is earned, not tacked on
A three-beat chain — name it, earn it, ask once — placed on specific segments, so the tap follows the strongest thing you actually said.
Written for how this feed travels
Reach here moves through people who know each other, so the script is built to be worth passing to one specific person, not just watched to the end.
How it is made
One line about what you sell, plus what you can stand behind
The product is the only hard input. Facts, audience, the way your account speaks, and a reference video all sharpen the script and none of them hold it up.
The product or service in one line · Confirmed facts the video may claim · Who it is for and how the account speaks · A reference video, if you have one
Segments, narration, link beats, and a score
A segment table by the second, the narration written out in full, the conversion chain against named segments, and a six-dimension read on the draft.
Segment table with in and out points · Full spoken narration, verbatim · Three product-link beats on named segments · Six-dimension score with the weakest part called out
Storyboard frames and a voiced narration
Frames for the segments you mark, so the person filming knows what to point the phone at, and the narration read at pace in a voice you choose.
Storyboard frames for marked segments · Narration read in a selected voice · The actual audio length, to check your pacing against · Everything delivered ready for your own edit
Every account that has to post and sell
A shop account posting daily
Turn each product into a filmable script in one pass, with the link beats already in place.
Rebuilding a video that already sold
Carry a reference video's segment order and pacing onto your own product, with every claim replaced by your facts.
A service or local business
Explain what you do in plain speech, then point at the link with a reason the viewer already heard.
Inputs and outputs
Input · Text — The product in one line, plus selling points and specs, audience, account voice, and an optional reference video's structure
Output · Text — Second-by-second segment table, full narration, product-link prompts, and a six-dimension score
- Specifications
- editable
Output · Image — Storyboard frames for the segments you mark (optional)
- Formats
- PNG, JPG, WEBP
Output · Audio — Narration read in a voice you choose (optional)
- Formats
- MP3
| Input or output | Type | Formats | Specifications |
|---|---|---|---|
| Input | Text — The product in one line, plus selling points and specs, audience, account voice, and an optional reference video's structure | — | — |
| Output | Text — Second-by-second segment table, full narration, product-link prompts, and a six-dimension score | — | editable |
| Output | Image — Storyboard frames for the segments you mark (optional) | PNG, JPG, WEBP | — |
| Output | Audio — Narration read in a voice you choose (optional) | MP3 | — |
Specifications last checked · Sources: Model catalog · Documentation · Terms of Service
Questions
What do I need to start?
One line about the product or service. Bring the facts you can stand behind, who it is for, and how your account already speaks, and the script gets sharper — but a product line alone is enough to get a full draft.
Where do the product-link beats go?
On three named segments: the one where the product first appears, the one carrying your strongest supplied fact, and the closing ask. The chain moves with the structure — in an offer-led script the reason arrives early, in an explainer it arrives after the mechanism is clear.
What if a test result or key number is missing?
That part uses what you gave, and the missing figure is listed so you can add it. Every number in the script comes from something you supplied.
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