25+ Best AI Prompts for YouTube Scripts (Copy & Paste)
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Create five compelling opening hooks to grab viewer attention in the first 15 seconds.
Generate 5 distinct video hooks for a YouTube video titled "[Video Title]". Each hook should be under 30 words and use one of the following techniques: posing a controversial question, stating a shocking statistic, starting in the middle of the action, presenting a common problem, or making a bold promise.
Brainstorm 10 Viral Titles
Generate ten click-worthy YouTube titles optimized for high click-through rates.
Brainstorm 10 viral-style YouTube titles for a video about "[Topic]". The titles should be a mix of formats: listicles (e.g., "7 Reasons Why..."), how-to guides, question-based, and comparison (e.g., "X vs. Y"). Optimize for clarity and curiosity.
Create a Detailed Video Outline
Structure your video with a clear, logical outline including key talking points and B-roll suggestions.
Create a detailed outline for a [Length in minutes]-minute YouTube video on the topic "[Topic]". The outline should include: 1. A compelling hook. 2. An introduction setting expectations. 3. 3-5 main talking points with sub-bullets for each. 4. Suggestions for B-roll footage or on-screen graphics for each point. 5. A strong call-to-action (CTA). 6. An outro.
Apply a Storytelling Arc
Structure your script using a classic storytelling framework to improve viewer retention.
Take the following video concept: "[Briefly describe video concept]" and structure it using the Hero's Journey storytelling arc. Define the Call to Adventure, the Ordeal, and the Return with the Elixir as key sections of the video script.
Generate 3 Unique CTAs
Create three different calls-to-action to place strategically within your script.
Generate 3 unique calls-to-action (CTAs) for a YouTube video about "[Topic]". One CTA should encourage subscribing, one should prompt comments by asking a specific question related to the video's content, and one should direct viewers to an external link/product.
Brainstorm B-Roll Shots
Generate a list of relevant B-roll ideas to make your video more visually engaging.
Based on this script segment: "[Paste a paragraph of your script]", generate a list of 10 specific B-roll shot ideas. Include a mix of close-ups, wide shots, and abstract visuals that reinforce the narration.
Simplify Complex Topics
Rewrite a section of your script to be more easily understood by a general audience.
Rewrite the following technical explanation to be easily understood by a complete beginner. Use analogies and simple language. Original text: "[Paste complex script section]"
Write an SEO-Optimized Description
Craft a YouTube video description that helps your video rank in search results.
Write an SEO-optimized YouTube video description for a video titled "[Video Title]". The description should be 200-300 words, naturally including the keywords "[Keyword 1], [Keyword 2], [Keyword 3]". It must start with a compelling 2-sentence summary, include timestamps for key sections, and link to relevant resources.
Generate Relevant Video Tags
Get a list of relevant tags and keywords to improve your video's discoverability.
Generate a list of 15-20 relevant YouTube tags for a video about "[Topic]". Include a mix of broad, specific, and long-tail keywords that a potential viewer might search for.
Repurpose Script for a YouTube Short
Condense a key point from your main video into a script for a 60-second YouTube Short.
Take this key point from my video script: "[Paste a key paragraph or concept]" and rewrite it as a punchy, engaging script for a vertical YouTube Short under 60 seconds. The script should have a strong hook, deliver the core value quickly, and have a clear, fast-paced conclusion.
Write an Explainer Video Segment
Draft a clear and concise script segment explaining a specific concept or product.
Write a 2-minute script segment for an explainer video about "[Product or Concept]". Structure it using the Problem-Agitate-Solve framework. Clearly define the problem, explain why it's frustrating, and then introduce the solution.
Outline a How-To Tutorial
Create a step-by-step script outline for a tutorial video, including on-screen text callouts.
Create a script outline for a "how-to" tutorial video on "[Specific Task]". Break it down into clear, numbered steps. For each step, specify the action the user needs to take and suggest on-screen text or graphics to display for clarity (e.g., "Step 1: Open the software. [On-screen text: 'File > New Project']").
Structure a Comparison Video
Outline a script for a "versus" video that fairly compares two things.
Create a script outline for a comparison video: "[Item A] vs. [Item B]". The structure should include: 1. Introduction to both items. 2. A list of 3-5 key comparison criteria (e.g., Price, Features, Ease of Use). 3. A section for each criterion, discussing both A and B. 4. A final summary and recommendation for different types of users.
Adjust Script Tone
Rewrite a script segment to match a different tone (e.g., humorous, professional, inspirational).
Rewrite the following script segment to have a more [humorous/inspirational/formal/energetic] tone. Original segment: "[Paste script segment]"
Identify Low-Retention Points
Analyze a script to find parts where viewers might drop off and suggest improvements.
Analyze the following YouTube script and identify 3 potential points where viewer retention might drop. For each point, explain why it's a risk (e.g., too much jargon, slow pacing) and suggest a specific change to make it more engaging, such as adding a pattern interrupt, a visual gag, or a quick question to the audience. Script: "[Paste your full script]"
Brainstorm Pattern Interrupts
Generate ideas for pattern interrupts to re-engage viewers throughout your video.
For a video about "[Topic]", brainstorm 5 different "pattern interrupt" ideas to keep the audience engaged. These could be a sudden change in editing style, a quick cutaway to a funny meme, an unexpected sound effect, a direct question to the camera, or a change of location.
Create a Community Post from Script
Generate a YouTube Community Tab post to promote your upcoming video.
Based on the video topic "[Video Title and Topic]", write a YouTube Community Tab post to build anticipation. The post should ask an engaging question related to the video's content and hint at what viewers will learn, without giving everything away.
Write a 30-Second Teaser Script
Create a short, punchy script for a video teaser or social media ad.
Write a 30-second teaser script for my upcoming YouTube video titled "[Video Title]". The script should use quick cuts of the most exciting or controversial statements from the main video, pose a central question, and end with a call to action to watch the full video on [Date].
Draft a Natural Sponsor Read
Write a script for a sponsored segment that feels authentic and integrates smoothly.
Write a 60-second sponsored segment script for [Sponsor Brand], a company that offers [Product/Service]. The segment needs to be integrated into a video about "[Video Topic]". Make the transition from the main content feel natural, connect the sponsor's product to the video's theme, and include a clear call to action with a discount code.
Write an Engaging Outro
Craft an outro that encourages viewers to watch another video and subscribe.
Write a YouTube video outro script. It should thank the viewer, briefly summarize the video's key takeaway, and then strongly encourage them to watch a related video (suggesting "[Related Video Title]") and subscribe for more content on "[Your Channel's Niche]".
Generate Skit Dialogue
Write a short dialogue between two characters for a skit or role-playing segment.
Write a short, witty dialogue for a YouTube skit between two characters: [Character A description] and [Character B description]. The topic of their conversation is "[Topic]", and the goal is to illustrate a common problem in a humorous way.
Summarize Research for Script
Condense a long article or study into key talking points for your script.
Summarize the key findings and most interesting statistics from the following article into 5 bullet points. Each bullet point should be phrased as a clear, concise talking point for a YouTube script. Article: "[Paste article text or link]"
Craft a Contrarian Hook
Create a hook that challenges a common belief in your niche to grab attention.
In the niche of [Your Niche], a common belief is "[Common Belief]". Write three opening hooks for a YouTube video that take a contrarian or controversial stance against this belief to create immediate intrigue.
Convert Script to a Tweet Thread
Repurpose the key points of your video script into an engaging Twitter (X) thread.
Convert the main talking points of this video script into a 5-tweet thread. The first tweet must be a strong hook. Each subsequent tweet should build on the last. The final tweet should link back to the full YouTube video. Script: "[Paste your script outline or key points]"
Script an FAQ Segment
Generate a list of frequently asked questions and concise answers for a Q&A part of your video.
Based on the topic "[Video Topic]", generate a list of 5 frequently asked questions (FAQs) a viewer might have. For each question, write a clear and concise answer that is no more than 3 sentences long.
Write a Cold Open Skit
Create a short, funny cold open skit that sets up the main topic of the video.
Write a 30-second cold open skit for a video about "[Video Topic]". The skit should be humorous and directly lead into the video's main theme, ending with the host saying the video title: "[Video Title]".
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