1. Start with a story you have the right to use
Write your own, ask the author of a post for permission, or let Fewral write an original Reddit-style story from a prompt. A strong story has a clear setup, a complication and an ending that pays off. Leave out real names and anything that could identify a real person.
2. Rewrite for spoken delivery
Short sentences sound more natural than comment-thread prose. Keep the original point of view, but add pauses where a viewer needs time to process a reveal. A 45–75 second script is usually easier to finish than an overlong narration.
3. Pair the narration with motion
Gameplay or satisfying footage provides visual movement while the viewer listens. Use a vertical-safe crop, avoid copyrighted clips you do not have permission to use, and let the voice remain the focal point.
4. Add readable subtitles
Use high contrast, generous line spacing, and a restrained highlight color. Word-level timing helps viewers who watch without sound, but too many effects compete with the story.
5. Export and review on a phone
Check the first three seconds, names and numbers, subtitle edges, and the final frame. Fewral combines the script, voiceover, background, and timed subtitles into one vertical render so this review stays quick.