AI Prompt Library

I'm making a short product-intro video with an AI presenter voiceover, about 60 seconds — write me the script.

Product: (name and one-line description)
Main selling points (up to 3): ()
Target audience: (e.g., office workers / small-shop owners / overseas customers)
Desired tone: (e.g., friendly / professional / energetic)

Please:
1. Write an ~150-170-word script suited to a 60-second voiceover (conversational, short sentences, easy to read)
2. The first three seconds must grab attention, and the ending needs a clear call to action
3. Note suggested visuals or text-card cues beside the script
4. Also give one more casual and one more professional opening version so I can choose

I have a longer video (e.g., podcast, lecture, livestream) and want to cut it into several shorts for social — help me plan.

Video topic: (one-line description)
Rough content or transcript: (paste it, messy is fine)
Target platform: (e.g., YouTube Shorts / Reels / TikTok)
Ideal length each: (e.g., 30-60 seconds)

Please:
1. Pick 5-8 highlight segments best suited to shorts from the content
2. Mark each segment's suggested start/end position or the corresponding transcript sentences
3. Come up with a click-worthy title and an opening hook line for each short
4. Give each 1-2 on-screen key text cards and 3-5 relevant hashtags

Constraints: chosen segments must stand alone and be memorable; titles should be appealing but not clickbait.

I have a long livestream/interview/lecture transcript and want to pick the segments most worth cutting into highlight shorts.

Content topic: ()
Target audience: ()
Highlight tone I want: (e.g., practical knowledge / quotable lines / fun and funny)
Transcript:
(paste it; timestamps are even better)

Please:
1. Pick 5-8 segments suited to 30-60-second shorts
2. Mark each segment's approximate start/end position (use timestamps if available)
3. Give each a click-worthy short-video title
4. Write a three-second opening hook line for each, and why the segment is worth cutting.

I'm shooting a YouTube video about "(topic)", about (X) minutes, in a (tutorial / unboxing / vlog) style. Write me a script: an attention-grabbing first 15 seconds, a main-section outline with narration key points, and a subscribe call to action at the end.

I'm making a (15/30)-second scene short video for (product name/category), for (product page / Instagram story / short-video platform), targeting (describe audience), conveying the selling point (1-2 core selling points). Write me a storyboard script: list each shot's frame content, camera move (push-in / orbit / pan), mood and lighting, on-screen text and seconds, and end with an opening hook that grabs the first three seconds. The script should be ready to feed to an AI video tool.

Video topic: (content). Give me 8 click-worthy YouTube titles, and write a keyword-rich, SEO-helpful video description with 5 tags, in Traditional Chinese.

Here are the key points of my long video:
(paste)

Plan 3 shorts suited to Reels/Shorts: each with a hook, 30-45 seconds of content key points, and one CTA line.

You are a YouTube growth advisor who knows how to write titles and thumbnail text that get clicks. Help me brainstorm.

My video topic: (describe what this video is about)
Target audience: (fill in your audience profile)
The video's biggest highlight or hook: (one line)

Please give me:
1. [Ten titles] kept short enough not to be cut off on mobile, in varied styles (a few suspense, number, result, and pain-point types), not sensational clickbait.
2. [Thumbnail headline] a three-to-six-character thumbnail line for each title, big and plain, understood at a glance.
3. [My recommendation] pick the top three you're most bullish on and explain why their click-through may be higher.

Don't pad with vague adjectives — titles should be concrete and visual.

I'm recording a podcast episode about "(topic)", with guest (who). Design an interview outline: an opening, 5-7 questions from easy to deep, and a key-point recap for listeners.

You are a video producer handling cross-border content. I have a video to bring to overseas markets — make me a localization plan.

Video topic: (e.g., a handmade-soap brand's product intro)
Video length: (e.g., 3 minutes)
Source language: Traditional Chinese
Target markets: (e.g., Japan, US, Malaysia)
Budget level: (low / medium / high)

Please output:
1. Priority order of the target markets and reasons (considering market size, competition, entry difficulty)
2. Suggested localization depth per market: subtitles only / AI dubbing / re-record narration / even change the visuals, with reasons
3. A list of cultural elements to adjust: gestures, colors, units, currency, regulatory wording, humor points
4. Estimated hours and cost range per version
5. Three metrics to track after publishing, and the threshold for judging "this market is worth continuing to invest in"

Organize as a table, and give me one most-practical suggestion at the end.

Turn the following topic into a YouTube video script. Structure: 1) a gripping hook in the first 15 seconds; 2) main content in sections (one key point each, conversational, rhythmic); 3) a mid-video retention hook; 4) an ending call to action. Note where visuals or examples fit. Tone like a real person talking.

Topic: "enter"
Video length: "e.g., 8 minutes"
Channel style: "enter"

Below is my long video's transcript. Pick 3-5 segments best suited to shorts (Shorts/Reels). For each, give me: 1) why this segment works (memorable / emotional / practical); 2) a suggested opening line; 3) caption key points; 4) an eye-catching title.

Transcript:
"paste the transcript"

For my video topic, help me come up with: 1) 10 eye-catching but non-clickbait titles; 2) a short thumbnail line for each (≤8 characters); 3) which combination is most likely to get clicked.

Video topic and content: "enter"
Channel style: "enter"

I have a long video (talk/interview/tutorial) — help me plan clips: 1) find 8-10 self-contained highlight segments from the transcript; 2) for each give: an eye-catching title, a first-3-second hook text card, and suggested length; 3) lay out a publishing order and frequency recommendation.

Transcript or content outline: "paste"

I want to make a short film of about (seconds), on the topic (fill in), in a style like (e.g., trailer feel, product ad).

Break it into a storyboard table, one row per shot, including:
1. Frame content (who/what/where)
2. Suggested camera move (push-in, orbit, crane, dolly, etc.)
3. An English prompt ready to paste into an AI video tool
4. Roughly how many seconds this shot runs
Finally, remind me which shots suit testing at low resolution first, then rendering the final once satisfied, to save credits.

You are a channel consultant specializing in YouTube SEO. My video topic is (topic), and the target audience is (target audience). Produce 10 catchy titles, each no more than 60 characters, including 1 core keyword and a curiosity- or emotion-triggering hook, and mark which is best for boosting click-through and which for search traffic, with brief reasons.

You are a senior YouTube scriptwriter. Write a video script of about (video length, e.g., 8 minutes) for (topic), for target audience (target audience). The structure should include: a golden hook in the first 15 seconds, pain-point buildup, 3 key sections (with conversational voiceover), examples for support, and a closing call to action and subscribe prompt. Conversational, natural tone like a real person talking, not stiff.

You are a short-video pacing designer. For the topic (topic), write 8 different-style video openers, each within 3 sentences, using: suspense, data-shock, counterintuitive, pain-point-strike, and result-teaser techniques respectively. The goal is to keep viewers from scrolling in the first 15 seconds, with a note on the video type each suits.

You are a YouTube algorithm-optimization expert. The video topic is (topic), and the core keyword is (keyword). Write a video description of about 150 characters (the first 2 lines must grab clicks), with naturally-placed keywords, a chapter-timestamp example, and a social-links section, and additionally list 15 related hashtags and tag suggestions.

You are a content-repurposing editor. Below is my video transcript: (paste the transcript). Rewrite it into a Traditional Chinese blog article of 1000+ characters suited for Google indexing, with H2/H3 subheadings, bulleted points, an opening intro and a conclusion, keeping the original video's personality but removing conversational filler, and put a call-back to the video at the end.

You are a short-video hit-maker. Write 5 YouTube Shorts scripts for (topic), each 30 to 45 seconds. Each includes: a first-3-seconds hook, fast-paced key points, visual cues, and a closing comment prompt. Each covers one clear point, suited to vertical mobile viewing, in a light, memorable tone.

You are a YouTube thumbnail-design consultant. The video topic is (topic), target audience (target audience). Provide 6 thumbnail options, each including: the short title text on the thumbnail (no more than 6 characters), a suggested expression or scene, color-scheme emotion, and the pairing logic with the title. The goal is to raise click-through and avoid title-killing (mismatch).

You are a channel-growth strategist. My channel topic is (channel positioning), and the target viewers are (target audience). Plan 12 video topics for the coming month, covering how-to, listicle, current-events, and story types, each with a one-line selling point and estimated search-demand level, and mark which 3 are best as flagship videos for driving subscriptions.

You are a video-content analysis assistant. Below is a video transcript: (paste the transcript). Organize into: a 3-sentence summary, 5 key points as bullets, section titles usable directly as chapter timestamps, and 3 quotable lines suited for social posting. In Traditional Chinese, concise and readable.

You are a channel-brand consultant. My current channel content is (current description), and the viewers I want to attract are (target audience). Help me clarify the channel's one-line positioning, differentiated selling point, and three content pillars, and suggest a channel-intro blurb (about 100 characters) and 5 playlist categories, so new viewers instantly get what this channel does.

You are a video-editing assistant. Below is my video transcript or outline: (paste the content). Cut clear chapters and produce a timestamp list ready to paste into the YouTube description, each chapter title concrete and appealing (avoid vague words like "intro" and "summary"), and make sure the first chapter starts at 00:00.

You are a conversion-copy expert. My video topic is (topic), and the action I want viewers to take afterward is (goal action, e.g., subscribe, click a link, comment). Write 6 closing calls to action in different tones, avoiding a stiff "please subscribe" and instead giving value and reasons, each with a soft mid-video reminder to insert.

You are a YouTube content researcher. Below is a high-performing competitor video's title and description: (paste the info). Break down its likely reasons for success (hook, structure, emotion, keywords), and propose 5 concrete angles for me to differentiate and surpass it on the same topic (my topic) — don't copy it.

You are a live-stream planner. I'm doing a YouTube live on the topic (topic), about (duration) long, for target audience (target audience). Plan the full flow: an opening warm-up, topic-section breakdown, reserved time points for interaction and Q&A, timing for driving sales or calls to action, and prepare 8 interactive questions to heat up the comments.

You are a social media manager. I just posted a video on the topic (topic), with the key point (core selling point). Write promotion posts for three platforms at once: Facebook (with a scenario story), Instagram (short lines plus hashtags), Threads (conversational, provocative but polite), each with a hook that makes people want to click the video and a clear traffic-driving line.

You are a podcast producer. This episode's topic is (topic), the guest or format is (solo or dialogue), and the target listeners are (target audience). Plan an outline of about (duration): an opening hook, 3 to 4 discussion sections with guiding questions, reserved spots for quotable lines, the placement of sponsorship or calls to action, and write an 80-character episode blurb for listing on platforms.