One of the hardest parts of using AI for YouTube is making sure the script still sounds like you. Most people just ask ChatGPT to “write me a YouTube script about X” — but that’s why it ends up feeling generic.
The trick? Ask specific command questions that guide ChatGPT to mirror your voice, pacing, and personality. For example:
- Instead of: “Write me a script on credit cards.”Try: “Write a YouTube script in a casual, funny, but authoritative tone. Keep sentences short, add rhetorical questions, and end each section with a call-to-action.”
- Instead of: “Make it engaging.”Try: “Start with a hook in the first 3 seconds, break down the main problem in under 1 minute, then use a storytelling example before explaining the solution.”
💡 Pro tip: You can actually teach ChatGPT your style by making a short questionnaire for yourself (“What phrases do I say a lot? How do I explain things? Do I use humor or analogies?”) or by uploading a CSV of your answers. That way, your prompts always have a reference point to pull your voice from.
👉 My question to the group: What are the specific prompts or command styles you’ve used that make your AI-written scripts feel like they’re actually YOU speaking?