HookCraft – Title & Intro Generator
What it does
Paste in any dry, informational article, press release, or set of notes — HookCraft writes you a title and opening paragraph that actually makes people want to click and keep reading. Every number, date, and detail in the output is pulled directly from your source. Nothing is invented.
Why it's different
Most AI writing tools give you generic, forgettable headlines ("Here's What You Need to Know About X"). HookCraft was built and refined on a real multi-post-per-day content operation, where bland titles meant zero clicks. It follows strict rules:
- Leads with a real number, benefit, or deadline from your source — never a vague topic restatement
- Bans generic openers like "In today's world..." or "Have you ever wondered..."
- Never invents a date, statistic, or name to make the hook sound stronger
- Includes a fact-check note showing exactly which detail from your source was used, so you can verify accuracy before publishing
Example
Input (source excerpt): "The city council approved a $2.4 million grant program for small businesses affected by the downtown construction, with applications opening March 3rd and a cap of $15,000 per business."
Output:
- Title: "$2.4M in Grants Just Opened for Downtown Small Businesses — Here's How to Apply"
- Intro: "If downtown construction has hurt your business, the city just opened applications for a $2.4 million relief fund — up to $15,000 per business, starting March 3rd. Here's exactly what you need to qualify."
- Fact-check note: Used $2.4M total fund, $15,000 per-business cap, and March 3rd application date — all directly from source.
Who it's for
Bloggers, content marketers, newsletter writers, small business owners writing their own posts, agencies producing content at volume — anyone who's tired of AI giving them titles nobody clicks on.
How to use it
- Paste your source article, press release, or notes
- (Optional) Tell it your audience/niche for better tone matching
- Get back one title, one hook paragraph, and a fact-check note
FAQ
Does it work in languages other than English?
Yes — specify Korean or English and it will generate in that language.
Will it ever make up a statistic to make my title punchier?
No. If your source doesn't have a strong concrete hook, it builds specificity from what's genuinely there instead of inventing numbers.
Can I use this for e-commerce product descriptions too?
It's optimized for blog/article titles and intros. For product copy, a source with genuine specs, prices, or offers still works well as input.
