Create a script and content plan using your voice
Use Advanced Voice Mode in ChatGPT to turn a stream of consciousness into structured posts or video scripts
- 1.Open the ChatGPT mobile app and tap the 'sound wave' icon in the bottom right corner of the screen to activate voice mode.
Make sure you have the latest version of the app installed.
ChatGPT ↗About this tool - 2.Say the following prompt to set the AI as your editor:
Speak naturally; the AI will understand even fragmented speech.
ChatGPT ↗About this toolPromptI want to brainstorm content. I will tell you my raw thoughts, and I want you to act as a professional content strategist. Your goal is to listen to my stream of consciousness, ask clarifying questions to fill the gaps, and then organize everything into a structured content plan with titles and key bullet points. Do you understand? Let's start.
What this prompt doesThis prompt puts ChatGPT into content strategist mode: it will listen to your ideas, ask clarifying questions, and eventually structure everything into a plan with headings. - 3.Verbally share your ideas, talking points, or even just complaints/observations regarding your future content. Answer the AI's clarifying questions in real-time.
Don't try to speak formally - the 'rawer' the thoughts, the more authentic the content will be.
ChatGPT ↗About this tool - 4.When the discussion is complete, say: 'Now, please provide the final structured plan in text format'.
After this phrase, exit voice mode to see the final text in the chat.
ChatGPT ↗About this tool - 5.Copy the resulting text from the chat and move it to your editor or content planner.
If a point feels too dry, ask the AI to rewrite it in a specific style (e.g., 'make this more provocative').
ChatGPT ↗About this tool
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- freeChatGPTAvailable in free mode with usage limits for Advanced Voice Mode.
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