YouTube pre-production

Plan the videobefore you film.

One generation turns a rough idea into a filming plan: three scored titles, a 0–15 second hook, a chapter outline, a thumbnail brief, and an SEO description. Numbers it can't trace back to what you gave it get swapped out automatically.

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20 credits per pack

When creators reach for it

Starting a new video

Lock a title and a hook before you script, so the whole video points at one promise.

A video underperformed

Regenerate just the packaging — title and thumbnail brief — for a re-upload or a follow-up.

Batch planning

Run several topics in one sitting to fill a content calendar with hooks and outlines.

Repurposing a post

Paste the angle from a LinkedIn post or article and keep the same hook across formats.

Three steps

1

Give it the topic

One required field. Add your real result, target viewer, surprising insight, or the mistake you address — the more specific the inputs, the sharper the hook.

2

Get the pack

One call returns 3 scored titles with a recommendation, a word-counted 0–15s hook, a 5–7 chapter outline, a thumbnail art-direction brief, and an SEO description. 20 credits.

3

Edit and hand off

Every field is editable. Send the thumbnail brief to Media Studio to render the image, or send the hook and chapters to Video Studio as an AI Director brief.

A full pack, from one topic

Topic: “the editing habit that hurt my retention.” Everything below is what you would get back — and edit.

Title Intelligence

Your title is your promise. Make sure it matches what your video actually delivers.

✓Contains a specific number
✓Under 60 characters
✗Creates a curiosity gap
✓Implies a concrete outcome
✗Has a stated consequence

Concrete time claim, but the outcome is process not payoff.

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✗Contains a specific number
✓Under 60 characters
✓Creates a curiosity gap
✗Implies a concrete outcome
✓Has a stated consequence

Names a consequence and a specific mistake — pulls the click without a number.

✗Contains a specific number
✓Under 60 characters
✓Creates a curiosity gap
✓Implies a concrete outcome
✗Has a stated consequence

Counterintuitive pairing (less effort, better result) with a clear outcome.

Hook Script (0–15 seconds)

56 words (target: 60–80)

Replace every bracket with your real numbers and story. A hook with your truth outperforms any AI-generated claim.

Chapter Structure

These chapters are your filming outline. Adjust timestamps after you edit. Paste directly into your YouTube description.

Thumbnail Brief

Your thumbnail is a visual title. The text overlay should echo your strongest title option.

SEO Description

Keyword-front-loaded body. The tool appends your chapter timestamps on copy.

YouTube editing workflow for solo creators who want to cut faster without losing watch time. This video breaks down the editing habit that was quietly hurting retention, the three-pass cut order that replaced it, and a real before-and-after on view duration. Whether you edit in Premiere, Resolve, or CapCut, the sequence is the same: assembly, tighten, polish — in that order, with a hard time box on the polish pass. You will see the exact timeline, where the old workflow wasted time on intros and B-roll nobody watched, and how a leaner first 30 seconds changed the retention graph. If your edits regularly run past [YOUR EDIT TIME] and the payoff is not showing up in analytics, this is the workflow change to try first.