An elevator pitch generator that writes a 30-second pitch from your proof and times you saying it, so it sounds like you.
5.0(1 rating)Write a 30-second elevator pitch from your own proof, then say it out loud and see your time, your pace and the words you skipped.
Say who you help, the result they get and your proof. Get five one-liners, scored, and everything built on the best one.
What you type is kept in this browser. Your answers go to the page's AI only when you press Write or a remix; the scores, the images and the site are made in your browser, and nothing is uploaded. Say it uses your browser's own speech recognition.
This free elevator pitch generator writes a 30-second pitch from your own proof, then helps you say it. Press Record, say it out loud, and see your time, your pace and the words you skipped.
You give it who you help, the result they get and your proof. Or paste your bio. You get your pitch, a 7-second one-liner, a podcast intro, and the rest of your toolkit, all saying the same thing.
Here's what makes an elevator pitch work, how long it should be, and how to practice it until it sounds like you.
What is an elevator pitch generator?
An elevator pitch generator is a tool that writes a short spoken introduction of who you help, what they get and why you, short enough to say in the time an elevator ride takes.
This one writes it from your answers and your proof, never from made-up claims, and then times you saying it. It's free, with no login.
What makes a good elevator pitch?
A good elevator pitch is three sentences:
It sounds like you talking, not like a website. It ends with something the other person can ask about. And it uses no jargon, because nobody at a dinner table knows what "end-to-end solutions" means.
How long is an elevator pitch?
At a normal speaking pace of about 150 words a minute:
- Words
- About 18
- Use it for
- Your one-liner, when someone asks what you do
- Words
- About 75
- Use it for
- Events, calls and meeting new people
- Words
- About 100
- Use it for
- A podcast host introducing you
- Words
- About 150
- Use it for
- A pitch to investors or partners, with a question at the end
The generator writes the 30-second pitch and the 7-second one-liner, and checks both against the clock in code.
How to use the elevator pitch generator
Your answers stay in this browser, so you can come back and practice.
Practice it out loud
Reading a pitch and saying it are different skills. So the Say it step does four things:
- Reads your pitch aloud in your browser's voice, so you hear its rhythm.
- Times you as you say it, against 30 seconds for the pitch and about 7 for the one-liner.
- Shows your pace in words a minute.
- Lists the words you skipped, with your browser's own speech recognition.
Say it five times in a row. By the third, you'll stop reading and start talking.
Elevator pitch examples
Here's the same person's pitch, weak and strong:
| Weak | Strong |
|---|---|
| I'm a passionate coffee expert helping people take their coffee to the next level with expert techniques. | New home baristas buy a $1,500 machine and still pull sour shots. I teach espresso by taste, on your own machine. Most of my students pull café-quality shots in 2 weeks, and I was a barista for 12 years. |
| I'm a certified coach who helps busy professionals live their best life. | First-time managers work late because nobody taught them to manage. I coach them through their first year. I've coached 140 of them, and most get their evenings back in a month. |
The strong ones name who, the problem and the result, and every number is one the person can show. The generator's checks flag hype words and any number you didn't give it.
Who is the elevator pitch generator for?
It's for anyone who has to say what they do, out loud, to people who don't know them yet:
- Value proposition generator – founders who want the one line their pitch is built on
- Presentation generator – speakers who want the pitch in their talk's opening
- Customer avatar generator – coaches who aren't sure who they're pitching to yet
- Speech to text – podcast guests who want a transcript of how they introduced themselves
- Email signature generator – freelancers who want the short version under every email
Every other free tool is on my free tools page.
Use your pitch everywhere
Your pitch is one piece of your message. The same page writes the rest from it:
| Piece | Where it goes |
|---|---|
| 7-second one-liner | When someone asks what you do |
| Podcast intro | Send it to the host before you record |
| DM intro | A first message on LinkedIn or X |
| Social bio | X, Instagram, TikTok and Threads |
| One-page site | Your one-liner, your proof, your story and your pitch |
Download MESSAGE.md for your own AI, so every intro it writes for you starts from the same pitch. More tools, with my reviews, are in my AI tools library.
Elevator Pitch Generator FAQs
Questions about the elevator pitch generator? Here's what to know.
An elevator pitch generator is a tool that writes a short spoken introduction of who you help, what they get and why you.
This elevator pitch generator writes it from your own proof and times you saying it out loud.
About 30 seconds, which is about 75 words at a normal speaking pace.
Your one-liner, for when someone asks what you do, should take about 7 seconds.
About 75 words, at a pace of 150 words a minute.
The elevator pitch generator counts it for you and flags a pitch that runs long.
Press Play to hear it, then Record and say it yourself.
The elevator pitch generator shows your time, your pace and the words you skipped, so you can say it again until it sounds like you.
Your browser's own speech recognition turns what you say into words, and nothing you say comes to this site.
In Chrome, the browser sends the audio to Google's speech service to do that, and where a browser can't, the page only times you.
No, every number, client and result has to come from your answers or your proof.
A check in code flags any number you didn't give.
Yes, the elevator pitch generator opens the same job in your own ChatGPT, Claude or other AI with your answers filled in.
It runs in your account, so it's free, and you can paste the reply back to practice it here.
Every answer from the page's AI costs me money, so each person gets 5 pitches and 8 remixes a day.
The limit keeps the tool free for everyone and stops bots from using it up.
The page hands the same job to your own AI, with your answers filled in.
It runs in your account, so it's free and has no limit, and practice out loud still works on what you paste back.
Yes, the elevator pitch generator is free, with no login.
Practice out loud has no limit.
I did.
I'm Navid Moazzez, and I made the elevator pitch generator as one of my free tools on navid.me.
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Navid Moazzez
AI business strategist & AI OS builder
Navid Moazzez helps creators and founders master AI and build their own AI Operating System (AI OS) to automate their business and life.
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