Words to minutes
Time is words divided by pace. At 150 words a minute, 300 words take 2 minutes and 1,500 take 10. The three presets cover most speakers; the table shows the time at each.
See how long a script takes to say out loud at a slow, normal or fast pace.
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Time is words divided by pace. At 150 words a minute, 300 words take 2 minutes and 1,500 take 10. The three presets cover most speakers; the table shows the time at each.
People differ, and the same person is slower on camera than in conversation. The pace measurer times you reading your real script and uses your number from then on.
The sum counts words. A real take adds pauses for emphasis, breaths, demonstrations and the moment you look at the product you are holding. Allow some margin on top, more for a tutorial.
About 750 at a conversational 150 words a minute, 600 at a slow 120.
About 150 at a conversational pace.
Yes. The button under the script opens it in the teleprompter.
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Turn a topic and your key points into a 15, 30 or 60-second spoken script with its reading time.
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