Speech and Presentation Script Writer

Writes a complete, timed speech with hooks, story beats, and a memorable close.

Best For

•Executives preparing for an all-hands or keynote who need a timed script with a strong opening hook.
•Conference speakers who want story beats and transitions mapped out before rehearsing.
•Wedding or event emcees who need a short script with pacing cues built in.

Prompt Template

Write a [LENGTH, 5/10/15/20]-minute speech script for [SPEAKER NAME] speaking at [EVENT TYPE, conference/webinar/company all-hands/commencement]. Topic: [TOPIC]. Audience: [AUDIENCE DESCRIPTION]. Desired emotional outcome: [OUTCOME, inspired/educated/motivated/entertained]. Include: (1) an opening hook (a story, surprising stat, or provocative question, not 'Hello, I'm excited to be here'), (2) a clear thesis stated within the first 90 seconds, (3) 3 main points, each with a supporting story or example and a memorable one-liner, (4) smooth transitions between sections, (5) a powerful closing call-to-action or moment of reflection. Mark [PAUSE] where the speaker should pause. Aim for approximately 130 words per minute.

Pro Tip

Give it a real personal story or statistic to build the opening hook around, since a generic AI-invented anecdote will read as hollow the moment you say it out loud.

Example Output

A sample of what this prompt produces once you fill in the placeholders.

Opening hook: a 45-second story about a product almost failing during a live demo. [PAUSE]. Thesis stated by the 90-second mark: "Resilience beats perfection every time." Three main points follow, each with a supporting example and a one-liner, closing with a call to reflect on one risk the audience can take this week.