YouTube Title & Description Generator

Five title angles with a live character check, a description whose first 150 characters are written for search, and keywords ready to paste.

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How it works

01Say what the post is aboutA line of text, or switch to Image mode, drop a photo and let it read the mood, colours and setting.
02Pick platform, tone and languageInstagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts or YouTube. 19 tones. 12 languages, each written in its own voice rather than translated.
03Get three takes, check the fold, copyThree genuinely different angles. On Instagram the hook is measured in the app’s real typography where it gets cut, one line on a Reel and up to two on a photo post, so you know it survives.

What a YouTube generation returns

TitlesFive different anglesEach with a character count. Anything over 60 is flagged as likely to be cut in search and suggestions.
Description400 to 1,000 charactersThe first 150 characters are highlighted: that is what shows before “…more” and in search results.
KeywordsComma-separated, plus hashtagsPaste straight into the tags field. Three to five hashtags for the description.
CopyPer fieldTitle, description and keywords copy separately, because they go into separate boxes.

YouTube questions

How long should a YouTube title be?

Under 60 characters so it is not cut in search and suggestions. Every title option shows its count and flags anything over.

What goes in the first 150 characters of a description?

The searchable summary. That is what YouTube shows before “…more” and in results, so it is written to stand alone.

Does it write Shorts captions too?

Yes, on the YouTube Shorts page. A Short gets a title and a description too, written for the Shorts player, which shows one line of the title.

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