MarkdownPublishing details for the pour-over videoExample output
Publishing details for the pour-over video
Three titles, a description and chapters from the transcript
1. Titles

Five pour-over mistakes and a recipe you can repeat (51 characters) Plain: the five mistakes plus the recipe at the end.

Your brew time tells you how your pour-over will taste (54 characters) Surprising point: the timer tells you the taste before you sip (03:31).

Measuring pour-over with a scoop? Use a scale instead (53 characters) Mistake one: the scoop, which the video says fixed more cups than any other change.

2. Description

Pour-over tasting sour or hollow at home? It usually comes down to one of five mistakes. We fix them one at a time and finish with a recipe you can repeat every morning. We cover weighing your coffee instead of using a scoop, adjusting the grind by taste (sour, go finer; bitter, go coarser), water just off the boil, the bloom, and reading the roast date and storing your beans. Then you watch a full brew on the scale with the timer running, and get the whole recipe in one place: 15 g coffee to 250 g water, a 30 g bloom and three pours, done in two and a half to three and a half minutes. Shop our house filter roast, the beans used in this video: northwind.example.com/beans Free one-page brew guide with this exact recipe: northwind.example.com/guide #pourover #coffee #brewguide

About 140 words.

3. Chapters

00:00 Five mistakes behind sour pour-over 00:26 Mistake 1: measuring with a scoop 01:00 Mistake 2: grind too coarse or fine 01:40 Mistake 3: water too hot or too cool 02:18 Mistake 4: skipping the bloom 03:00 The full pour and target brew time 03:44 Watch a timed brew on the scale 05:28 Mistake 5: old beans and storage 06:12 One recipe to stick on the fridge 06:54 The beans and the free brew guide

4. Check

At 03:22 the video moves from how to pour to how long the brew should take. I kept that inside "The full pour and target brew time" because it is about the same pour. If you want it to have its own chapter, add 03:22 How long the brew should take. Both parts would then be 22 seconds long.

At 07:09 the video turns to asking for comments. The transcript doesn't show where the video ends, so I can't tell whether that part reaches 10 seconds. I left it in the last chapter.

The video says sour or hollow cups come from these five mistakes but never ties "hollow" to one mistake in particular. That's why "hollow" only appears in the opening line and isn't linked to any one fix.
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Titles, description and chapters. A real run on the transcript of a made-up seven minute video for Northwind Coffee, a made-up roaster.

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YouTube title, description and chapters from a transcript

Paste a timestamped transcript and get three titles, a description and chapters that match the video.

Version 1.0Updated 12 Oct 2026

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Time to result (our estimate): 2 minutes to set up, 3 minutes a run

Example

Example session

You
Pasted the prompt with the channel, the two links and the timestamped transcript of this week's video.
- pour-over-mistakes-transcript.txt
Your AI
At 03:22 the video moves from how to pour to how long the brew should take. I kept that inside "The full pour and target brew time" because it is about the same pour.

What comes out

Publishing details for the pour-over videoExample output

Publishing details for the pour-over video

Three titles, a description and chapters from the transcript

1. Titles

Five pour-over mistakes and a recipe you can repeat (51 characters) Plain: the five mistakes plus the recipe at the end.

Your brew time tells you how your pour-over will taste (54 characters) Surprising point: the timer tells you the taste before you sip (03:31).

Measuring pour-over with a scoop? Use a scale instead (53 characters) Mistake one: the scoop, which the video says fixed more cups than any other change.

2. Description

Pour-over tasting sour or hollow at home? It usually comes down to one of five mistakes.
We fix them one at a time and finish with a recipe you can repeat every morning.

We cover weighing your coffee instead of using a scoop, adjusting the grind by taste (sour, go finer; bitter, go coarser), water just off the boil, the bloom, and reading the roast date and storing your beans. Then you watch a full brew on the scale with the timer running, and get the whole recipe in one place: 15 g coffee to 250 g water, a 30 g bloom and three pours, done in two and a half to three and a half minutes.

Shop our house filter roast, the beans used in this video: northwind.example.com/beans
Free one-page brew guide with this exact recipe: northwind.example.com/guide

#pourover #coffee #brewguide

About 140 words.

3. Chapters

00:00 Five mistakes behind sour pour-over
00:26 Mistake 1: measuring with a scoop
01:00 Mistake 2: grind too coarse or fine
01:40 Mistake 3: water too hot or too cool
02:18 Mistake 4: skipping the bloom
03:00 The full pour and target brew time
03:44 Watch a timed brew on the scale
05:28 Mistake 5: old beans and storage
06:12 One recipe to stick on the fridge
06:54 The beans and the free brew guide

4. Check

At 03:22 the video moves from how to pour to how long the brew should take. I kept that inside "The full pour and target brew time" because it is about the same pour. If you want it to have its own chapter, add 03:22 How long the brew should take. Both parts would then be 22 seconds long.
At 07:09 the video turns to asking for comments. The transcript doesn't show where the video ends, so I can't tell whether that part reaches 10 seconds. I left it in the last chapter.
The video says sour or hollow cups come from these five mistakes but never ties "hollow" to one mistake in particular. That's why "hollow" only appears in the opening line and isn't linked to any one fix.

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About this item

Paste the transcript of your video and get everything YouTube asks for when you publish: three title options, a description whose first two lines stand on their own, and chapters taken from the real timestamps.

We built it for the last ten minutes before you hit publish. Every line comes from what you said in the video, so the title never promises something the video does not deliver.

What you get

Three title options, each built on a different point from the video
A description whose first two lines work on their own
Chapters that start at 00:00 and follow YouTube's chapter rules

Good fit

Creators who publish a long video every week and write the description last
Businesses with a YouTube channel and no one to write the metadata

Not for

Shorts, which do not use chapters
Videos without spoken words

Who it is for

Skill level: New to AI

How to use

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You are helping me publish a YouTube video. Write its title, description and chapters from the transcript below.

Channel: {{channel_name}}
Who the channel is for: {{audience}}
Links for the description: {{links}}

Write these four parts, in this order.

1. Titles. Three options, each under 60 characters so search results do not cut them off. Each one
   says what the viewer gets, using words from the transcript. Make one plain, one built on the most
   surprising point in the video, and one built on a mistake the video fixes. Under each title, say
   in a few words which point it uses.

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Requirements

You bring

The transcript of your video with timestamps, such as the one YouTube or your editor exports
The links you want in the description

Tested on

VerifiedTested in the last 90 days

Claude Code · Claude Opus 5.512 Oct 2026

Known limitations

It works from the transcript only. It cannot watch the video, so on-screen moments with no words are not in the chapters.
Chapter starts follow the transcript's timestamps, so a transcript with a timestamp every few minutes gives rough chapters.

Clean up any transcript so it reads like an article
MarkdownExample output
How we plan a month of content in one afternoon
Source: YouTube auto-captions copied from Show transcript, about 5 minutes, one speaker. [Music] tags removed. No unclear passages.
Why we stopped posting every day (00:04)

Hi, welcome back. So today I want to talk about how we plan a month of content in one afternoon, because for a long time we didn't do it that way at all.

So for about a year we posted every single day. Every single day. And by the end of it, nobody on the team wanted to open the content calendar. Nobody.

And the posts got worse, not better, which is the opposite of what you'd expect, right? You'd think practice makes it better. But we were making content to fill a slot, not

One video a month (00:48)

So we changed one thing. Just one thing. Now we record one long video at the start of each month, and everything else comes

Pe
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Plan a week of posts and hooks from one idea

Example output

Week of 12 October

Day	Hook	Status
Mon	We stopped posting every day. Then our numbers went up.	Idea
Tue	Posting less is not lazy. It is a strategy.	Idea
Wed	Why posting less made our content work harder	Idea
Thu	Daily posting was costing us more than time.	Idea
Fri	What our content week looks like now we post less	Idea
Sat	This week: why fewer posts worked better for us	Idea
Sun	None	Idea

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A 38 second vertical short for Northwind Coffee, a made-up roaster: six b-roll shots of a pour-over, with the words on screen from the script. Sour and thin means too coarse, bitter and dry means too fine.
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Questions

Where do I get a transcript with timestamps?: On YouTube, open your video, then the transcript panel under the description, and copy it with the timestamps showing. Most editors, such as CapCut and Descript, can also export one as a text or subtitle file.
Will the chapters work on YouTube?: The prompt follows the rules YouTube publishes for chapters, which we checked when we wrote it. The first starts at 00:00, there are at least three and each runs for at least 10 seconds. Paste them into the description and YouTube picks them up.
Will it make up a better hook than the video has?: No. Titles and the description only use points the video makes, so viewers get what the title promises.