Free AI toolYouTube description generator.With a hook, chapters and hashtags.
Describe your video: Claude writes a YouTube description with the main keyword in the first lines, chapters from 0:00, a place for your links and 3 hashtags, well under YouTube's 5,000-character limit. Free, no sign-up.
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Pour-over guide: the full 12 minute walkthrough
3.2K views · 2 days ago
Learn how to make great pour-over coffee in 12 minutes. This beginner's guide walks you through everything you need to know. In this video, we cover the exact gear you'll need, how to dial in your grind size, the right water temperature, and the pouring technique that actually makes a difference. No fluff, just what works. Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:45 Essential gear for pour-over 3:20 Grind size explained 5:10 Water temperature and why it matters 7:30 The pouring technique 10:45 Common mistakes to avoid Links: [your link] #PourOverCoffee #CoffeeForBeginners #CoffeeAtHome
Example for “A 12 minute pour-over guide for beginners: gear, grind size, water temperature, pouring technique”
Limit: 5,000 characters
YouTube description limits
- 5,000 charactersThe maximum for a video description (YouTube Help). A good description uses a fraction of it.
- The first lines show before "more"YouTube advises using the first few lines to describe the video, because they're what viewers see first (description tips).
- Up to 3 hashtags by the titleOf all the hashtags in your description, up to three that YouTube considers most engaging appear by the title. With more than 60, YouTube ignores every one of them (hashtag rules).
What to put in a YouTube description
YouTube's own tips come down to three things: describe the video in the first lines, pick one or two main keywords and use them in both the title and the description, and write a unique description for each video. The generator's structure follows them:
- Two lines of hookWhat the viewer gets, with the main keyword.
- A short paragraphWhat the video covers, for the viewers who expand it and for search.
- ChaptersThe outline with timestamps. Replace the placeholder times with yours.
- LinksYour site, the gear, the newsletter: replace the placeholder with real links.
- Three hashtagsOn the last line, the ones most likely to appear by the title.
Chapters: the three rules
YouTube turns timestamps in a description into chapters when the first one is 0:00, there are at least three, in ascending order, and each chapter lasts at least 10 seconds (YouTube Help). The generator writes placeholder chapters in that shape; set the real times from your edit before you publish.
BreakreachDescription written? Schedule the video. Breakreach uploads your video to YouTube at the time you pick, with this description, from the calendar or from ChatGPT and Claude.
Schedule a YouTube videoYouTube description templates
- TutorialHook with the result, what you need, chapters by step, links to the gear, hashtags.
- ReviewVerdict in the first line, what you tested and for how long, chapters by criterion, disclosure of any sponsor, links.
- VlogWhere and what happened in one line, a short story, chapters by moment, social links.
- Podcast episodeGuest and topic first, three takeaways, chapters by question, links to the guest and the audio feed.
- ShortOne line of context and one hashtag or two. Shorts descriptions are rarely expanded.
Mistakes to avoid
- Links firstA wall of links in the first lines pushes the description out of view.
- The same description everywhereYouTube asks for a unique description per video; a copied block tells viewers and search nothing.
- Hashtag listsThree relevant hashtags do the job. Past 60, YouTube ignores them all.
- Chapters that don't start at 0:00Without it, YouTube doesn't create chapters.
Questions, answered.
About the youtube description generator and what it writes.
5,000 characters, according to YouTube Help.
A two-line hook with the main keyword, a short paragraph on what the video covers, chapters, links, and a few hashtags at the end.
List timestamps in the description, starting at 0:00, at least three, in ascending order, each chapter 10 seconds or longer. YouTube creates the chapters from them.
Yes, a few. Up to 3 appear by your title; with more than 60, YouTube ignores them all.
Long enough to describe the video and hold its chapters and links: a few hundred words is plenty. The first two lines matter most.
Paste full URLs in the description; YouTube makes them clickable. Keep them after the hook, not before.
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