AI YouTube Title & Description Generator

The AI YouTube Title & Description Generator turns your video idea into a complete upload package: 10 titles to choose from, a description that works above the "...more" fold, chapters from your timestamps, tags, hashtags, thumbnail text and a pinned comment.

Why it's different

• Honest checks, not made-up scores. Code checks each title against YouTube's 60-character search cut-off, where your keyword sits, numbers and all-caps. No invented click-through percentages.
• YouTube's limits enforced. Titles under 100 characters, tags within 500 characters, a description under 5,000. YouTube ignores all hashtags on a video if it has more than 60.
• Real chapters. Built only from your own timestamps and checked against YouTube's rules, so they always match the video.
• See it before you publish. Preview any title in search results and on the phone watch page.

How to use it

1. Describe your video: what happens, what viewers learn, the result.
2. Add your main keyword and, for chapters, your timestamps.
3. Click Write my titles & description, preview titles, edit the description and copy what you need.
4. Ask for 10 more titles like your favourite, or rewrite the description shorter or longer.

Tips for titles that get clicked

• Lead with what matters. Put the keyword or the payoff in the first 30 characters.
• Be specific. "5 budget keyboards tested" beats "keyboard review".
• Let the thumbnail add, not repeat. Title and thumbnail text should tell different halves of the story.

Related tools

Plan the video itself with the AI Video Script Generator, or write hashtags for other platforms with the AI Hashtag Generator.

Frequently asked questions

How long should a YouTube title be?

Under 60 characters is safest: longer titles are cut off in search results and on phones. YouTube allows up to 100. Every title here shows its length and whether it fits, and the preview shows how it looks in search.

Are the title scores real click-through predictions?

No tool can predict click-through for your channel, so this one doesn't pretend to. Instead, code checks what's known to matter: length, whether your keyword is near the start, numbers and all-caps. Test your top two titles with YouTube's own thumbnail and title testing if you can.

How do I add chapters to a YouTube video?

Put a list of timestamps in the description, starting at 0:00, with at least three chapters of 10 seconds or more. Paste the timestamps from your edit here and they are checked against those rules and added under the description.

How many tags and hashtags should I use?

YouTube allows 500 characters of tags; tags matter less than titles and descriptions but help with misspellings and related searches. Use 3 to 5 hashtags: the first three appear above your title, and if a video has more than 60 hashtags, YouTube ignores them all.

What goes in the first lines of the description?

About 150 characters show before "...more" and in search results, so they should say what the viewer gets and include your main keyword naturally. The page highlights exactly which part shows above the fold.

Is it free?

Yes. Every day you get free AI runs, and each run writes a full package: 10 titles, description, tags, hashtags, thumbnail text and a pinned comment. Previews, editing and copying are always free, and the examples on this page don't use a run at all.