HomeFree ToolsPrompt GeneratorBusiness Name GeneratorSubject Line TesterHashtag GeneratorPrompt ScorerPrompt EnhancerImage Prompt BuilderPrompt RoasterSOUL.md GeneratorAI Income BlueprintAI Job Risk CalculatorPrompt TemplatesChatGPT PromptsFree PromptsKitsBlogPrompt Mega PackStarter KitReal Estate KitContent Creator KitFreelancer KitSmall Business KitE-commerce KitSaaS Founder KitNotion Templates KitVideo Prompt PackResume & Career KitSocial Media KitEmail Marketing KitPresentation KitGet All Kits — $97

10 ChatGPT Prompts for YouTube Video Scripts That Get Views

Copy-paste ChatGPT prompts for YouTube video scripts, hooks, titles, and descriptions. For tutorials, vlogs, reviews, and shorts. Each prompt is tested, ready to copy-paste, and works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or any AI.

1 YouTube Video Hook (First 30 Seconds)

Write the first 30 seconds of a YouTube video about [TOPIC]. The hook must: 1) Open with a bold claim or surprising fact, 2) Tell the viewer exactly what they'll learn, 3) Create a reason to keep watching (tease a specific result or revelation). Speak naturally — conversational, not scripted-sounding.
Pro tip: 50% of viewers drop off in the first 30 seconds. Your hook decides everything.

2 Full Tutorial Video Script

Write a complete YouTube tutorial script for "[HOW TO DO X]." Structure: Hook (15 sec) → Why this matters (30 sec) → Step-by-step walkthrough (main content) → Common mistakes to avoid → CTA (subscribe + related video). Target length: [X] minutes. Include [SCREEN RECORDING / TALKING HEAD] cues.
Pro tip: Tutorial videos have the longest shelf life on YouTube — they rank for years.

3 YouTube Shorts Script

Write 5 YouTube Shorts scripts (under 60 seconds each) about [TOPIC/NICHE]. Each Short needs: an instant hook (first 2 seconds), one clear takeaway, and a reason to follow. Format as spoken word — punchy, fast-paced, no filler words.
Pro tip: Shorts that open with text on screen + a spoken hook get 40% more views.

4 Product Review Script

Write a YouTube product review script for [PRODUCT]. Include: intro hook (why viewers care), unboxing/first impressions, 3 things I love, 2 things I don't, who this is for vs. who should skip it, and a verdict with rating. Honest tone — not sponsored-sounding.
Pro tip: Honest reviews with clear verdicts get more watch time than purely positive ones.

5 Listicle Video Script

Write a "[NUMBER] Best [TOPIC]" YouTube video script. For each item: name + why it made the list + who it's best for (15-30 seconds each). Include a hook that teases the #1 pick, and build anticipation throughout. End with your top recommendation.
Pro tip: Reveal your #1 pick last — it keeps viewers watching to the end.

6 YouTube Title & Thumbnail Ideas

Generate 10 YouTube title options for a video about [TOPIC]. Each title should be under 60 characters and use one of these formulas: number + benefit, how-to + specific result, contrarian take, or curiosity gap. For each title, suggest a thumbnail concept (text overlay + visual).
Pro tip: Titles with numbers get 36% more clicks. Keep thumbnail text to 3-5 words max.

7 Video Description + Tags

Write a YouTube video description for "[VIDEO TITLE]." Include: 2-3 sentence summary with keywords, timestamps for each section, relevant links (3-5), a subscribe CTA, and 15 relevant tags. Primary keyword: [KEYWORD]. Make the first 150 characters compelling (that's what shows above the fold).
Pro tip: The first 150 characters of your description appear in search results.

8 Talking Head Intro Script

Write a talking-head introduction for a YouTube channel about [NICHE]. This is the "welcome to my channel" content for new viewers. Cover: who you are (one sentence), what this channel is about, what viewers will get, and why they should subscribe. Under 60 seconds.
Pro tip: Channel trailers under 60 seconds convert 2x better than longer ones.

9 Storytime Video Script

Write a YouTube storytime script about [YOUR EXPERIENCE/STORY]. Structure: cold open with the most dramatic moment → rewind to the beginning → build tension → climax → lesson learned → CTA. Use conversational language with emotional beats. Target: [X] minutes.
Pro tip: Storytime videos have the highest audience retention on YouTube.

10 Video Series Outline

Plan a [NUMBER]-part YouTube series about [TOPIC]. For each video: title, hook, key points covered, and how it connects to the next video. Include a series trailer script (60 seconds) that sells all [NUMBER] episodes. End each video with a teaser for the next.
Pro tip: Series playlists get 5x more total watch time than standalone videos.

Want 100+ More Prompts Like These?

The Content Creator Kit has everything you need — tested prompts, templates, and workflows.

Get the Content Creator Kit$39Or get all 15 kits for $97 (save 81%)

More Free Prompt Templates

Try our free AI tools →
Someone purchased All Kits Bundle
Austin, TX · 2 minutes ago