Most videos lose viewers in the first 15 seconds. Give a topic, draft, or product and get a ready-to-record YouTube script built for retention: a strong hook with 2–3 options, a clear video promise, a body where each section opens and pays off a loop, B-roll and on-screen cues, and a CTA that teases the next video. It writes from what you provide, never invents facts or stats, and makes no view or subscriber guarantees. For creators who want scripts viewers actually finish.
Paste each new Shorts topic and get a feed-ready title, a 3-second hook, and marked retention beats at 15s and 30s so the script keeps paying off. It never claims YouTube Analytics or view-count data.
Predict second-by-second viewer retention for the first six seconds of a short-form video hook, then provide concrete opening fixes.
Turn any topic into a ready-to-film short-form video script — grounded in a live search of what's actually trending right now, not generic templates.
Your script runs long and you are recording today. Open one HTML file in any browser - no install, no signup, no API key, no coding tool of any kind - and every line becomes a row you can keep, tighten or cut while the running total moves. It names the lines that would get you to your target, strips stock filler and reports what it cost, finds the block eating the overrun, checks a hook against the first seconds, and exports the recut script, caption cards and a printable shot list. Offline.
Paste one published short's script plus its real analytics and get a retention autopsy of that exact video: a self-contained HTML report with the drop-off mapped second by second, a PASS / REWORK / REBUILD verdict against printed thresholds, a shot-by-shot cut list, and five hook variants.
After making covers for videos that pulled nearly 200M views across YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram, I learned what actually makes someone stop scrolling and tap. The best videos still get ignored when the thumbnail is unclear, the text is hard to read, or the layout doesn't fit the feed. I built that judgment into this Skill, helping users create platform-ready covers with stronger hooks, clearer visuals, better typography, safe zones, and more click potential.
Turn openings that get scrolled past in 3 seconds into hooks that stop the scroll. Pin down the content's real payoff and the scrolling context the audience meets it in; diagnose the old opening against five common hook-killers; then mass-produce 10 variants from an eight-pattern hook matrix (curiosity gap, counterintuitive, specific number, and more), adapt them per platform, and finish with a payoff check and an A/B plan.
Paste the one short video that outperformed your others plus its real watch-through, and get it turned into a repeatable series: a twelve-episode slate, the format spec extracted from what actually worked, a hook mechanism per episode, an escalation curve, and a retirement rule.