NovelToVideo AI

What novel and script to video tools accept as source text

Which tools take a .docx file?

Two tools name .docx outright: Pippit, beside .txt and a paste box, and SceneMixer, beside .txt, .md and pasted text. Storyboarder.ai names Word among five script formats. The other 26 name other file types, describe an upload without naming types, or take pasted text only. From 3 source pages, read 2026-09-25; no maker pays to be listed.

Where the 29 intakes fall on this questionOf the 29 tools on the register, 3 have pages that answer this question (Pippit, SceneMixer and Storyboarder.ai); the other 26 are silent on it or give a reading that does not bear on it.Which tools take a .docx file?Pages answer it3 toolsPippit, SceneMixer and Storyboarder.aiPages silent26 toolsNothing on this point was found on thepages read.Out of 29 intakes
Fig. 1 Counted from the register; the table on this page quotes each vendor that answers.
The tools that answer this question, with their accepted formats reading, checked 2026-09-25.
ToolReadingWhat the vendor says
PippitFile types namedA .txt or .docx file is uploaded, or text pasted directly
SceneMixerFile types namedPasted text, or .txt, .docx and .md files
Storyboarder.aiFile types namedPDF, FDX, Fountain, Word or TXT scripts, or a shot list imported from Excel

Inclusion rule. Tools whose own pages state something that answers the question; every other tool on the register is silent on it. Order. Alphabetical by tool name.

1In the vendors' words

If you already have a script, upload a .txt or .docx file. You can also paste text directly.

Pippit, one sentence one drama guide

Upload your story — paste text or upload .txt / .docx / .md.

SceneMixer, novel to video guide

2What to take from it

Word files are where most manuscripts live, so this is the question a novelist asks first. The honest count is small: three vendors say a Word file will get in. Nine more describe an upload or import without naming a type; for them the answer is on the product, not on the page, and the register does not guess.

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