Tutorial 4 of 7 · one minute

Ten titles for YouTube.

Once the episode has subtitles, Titles reads them and writes ten titles, each with a score and why. Pick one, copy it, paste it into YouTube.

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Step 1 · Write Titles

Subtitle the episode first (Tutorial 3), or use the subtitles a timeline already has. Then open Titles (⌘7) and press Write Titles.

SOLD CUT Titles page before writing, with the cost in credits
The cost and your balance, before anything starts.

Step 2 · Pick one and copy it

SOLD CUT Titles: titles with a score from 1 to 10, their reason and length
Each title: its score from 1 to 10, why, and its length on the right.
  • The score says how likely a viewer is to click and stay; the line under the title says why.
  • The number on the right is the title’s length: YouTube shows about 70 characters, so a number in orange is too long for the whole title to show.
  • Click a title to choose it, then Copy Title (or double-click, or Return) and paste it into YouTube.
  • Not happy? Write Again gives ten new ones.

The titles are AI proposals: read them like an editor before you publish.

Questions

What does it cost?

0.2 credit a minute of the episode, at least 5: about 20 credits for a 100-minute episode. The page shows it before it starts.

Is my audio sent?

No. Only the text of the subtitles is sent, never audio or video.

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