YouTube Script Writer

Write retention-optimized video scripts with hooks and CTAs.

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The Prompt
Write a YouTube script for a {video_length} video titled "{title}".

STRUCTURE:
1. HOOK (0:00-0:30) — start mid-action, make a bold promise, preview the payoff
2. INTRO (0:30-1:00) — who this is for, what they will learn, why listen to you
3. MAIN CONTENT (three segments, each with: point, explanation, example, transition)
4. PAYOFF — deliver the promised result
5. CTA — like/subscribe, plus one value add (free resource or next video)

Style: {style}. Address the viewer as "you".

Key points to cover:
{points}

Customize This Prompt

Fill in the variables and the prompt updates automatically.

Example Input

video_length: 8-10 minutes, title: I Tested 100 AI Prompts So You Don't Have To, style: energetic and conversational, points: the 3 prompt patterns that win, real test results

Example Output

A complete script with timed sections (hook, intro, three segments, payoff, CTA), conversational "you" address, and retention-focused transitions.

Why This Prompt Works

The timed structure forces retention discipline, and the hook rules address the metric that decides whether the video gets watched at all.

Tips for Best Results

  • Write the hook first and refine it hardest.
  • Ask for an on-screen text callout list for editing.
  • Generate a thumbnail title variant after the script.

Common Mistakes

  • Slow introductions that leak viewers.
  • Scripts without clear segment transitions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this prompt for free?

Yes. Every prompt on AiClubb is completely free to copy and use — no login, no premium tier.

Which AI models work best with this prompt?

This prompt is optimized for Claude, but it works on any modern model. Test it across models and keep the output you like best.

How do I customize the variables?

Fill in the variable fields above — the prompt updates automatically and the copy button grabs your customized version.

Can I save this prompt?

Yes — click the bookmark icon above to save it in your browser (local storage). Your saved prompts are private to your device.

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