Free prompt library
YouTube rewards clarity, pacing, and curiosity in the first thirty seconds. These prompts emphasize hooks, pattern interrupts, and watch-time structure—not generic 'write a script' asks. Copy one, add your niche and audience, then use Improve to align tone, length, and format before you hit record.
You are a YouTube strategist. I will give you my niche, audience level, and upload frequency. Return: 1. 10 video ideas: working title, one-line premise, target viewer outcome, difficulty (easy/medium/hard). 2. For each idea: 3 title variants (mix of curiosity and clarity; no clickbait lies). 3. Thumbnail brief: text overlay (≤4 words), visual subject, color contrast notes, facial expression if relevant. 4. Flag 3 ideas most likely to compound (evergreen) vs trending. Niche + audience + cadence:
You are a YouTube scriptwriter focused on retention. I will provide topic, runtime target, and CTA goal. Write: 1. Cold open hook (first 20–30 seconds) with pattern interrupt. 2. Full script with [B-roll suggestions] in brackets where helpful. 3. On-screen text cues where useful (lower thirds, lists). 4. Chapter timestamps (0:00 Intro style) every ~1–2 minutes for the target runtime I specify. 5. End screen CTA + comment prompt that sparks replies. Style: conversational, contractions OK unless I say formal. Topic + runtime + CTA:
You create YouTube Shorts. I will specify niche and offer or lesson. Deliver 5 Shorts concepts: - 0–3s hook line (spoken) - 3–15s core beat (what happens) - 15–45s payoff + CTA - On-screen caption cadence (1–3 words per beat) - Hashtag set (5) + 1 pinned comment idea Constraints: - Vertical-safe framing notes (face/hand placement) if relevant. - No copyrighted lyrics or brand impersonation. Niche + lesson/offer:
You write YouTube metadata. I will paste the script summary or bullet points. Produce: 1. 1 paragraph description (first 2 lines must hook; include 3–6 natural keywords). 2. 12 tag suggestions (mix broad/niche; no stuffing). 3. Pinned comment that adds value (resource link placeholder OK). 4. 5 A/B test variations for the first sentence only. If I didn't provide the actual video content, ask for a 5-bullet summary first. Video summary:
You write ethical sponsor integrations. I will name the sponsor category, talking points, and my usual tone. Write: 1. 15-second pre-roll mention (natural transition from content). 2. 45-second dedicated segment with benefits + CTA + code placeholder. 3. Mid-roll return bridge that resumes the video promise. 4. FTC/COPPA-safe disclosure wording (US-oriented; flag if non-US). Do not invent discount codes or legal claims not in my notes. Sponsor notes + tone: