Generate the title and description for your video.
Upload the video once. ClipHit transcribes the audio and writes a title up to 70 characters and a description up to 155, ready as soon as the video finishes processing, not in the background like the rest of the pieces.
How is a video's SEO title and description generated?
Generating a video's title and description with ClipHit takes three steps: upload the file, the AI transcribes the audio and writes a title up to 70 characters and a description up to 155 as soon as the video finishes processing, with no wait like the rest of the pieces. You then edit them if you want and copy them.
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Upload the file
Upload the video as MP4, MOV, WebM or AVI, or the audio as MP3, M4A, WAV or AAC. The minutes on your plan are the only real limit.
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Generated as the video processes
Unlike the rest of the pieces, the title and description are written at the same moment the video is processed, not afterwards in the background.
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You edit and copy
Title up to 70 characters, description up to 155. If you want to adjust them, edit right there and copy them into YouTube's fields.
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Ready before you're done reviewing the video.
The title and description edit in two separate boxes, each with its own character limit in view, so they never go past what YouTube allows.
Doesn't wait for the rest of the pieces
The article, the posts and the carousel get written in the background after the video uploads. The title and description come out before all of that, at the same moment the video processes.
Inside the limit YouTube respects
70 characters for the title, 155 for the description. The AI writes inside that limit, not a long text you'd have to trim by hand afterwards.
Regenerated with one instruction
If the title doesn't land, write an instruction like 'more direct' or 'no numbers' and it regenerates on its own, without touching the rest of the pieces.
The title and description aren't the only piece that comes out of the video.
The same upload also gives you the chapters, the vertical clips, the blog post, the X thread, the LinkedIn post and the newsletter.
Questions.
Upload a video and see the title it makes.
7 days free, no credit card. The first title comes out of the first video you upload.
ClipHit comes from a YouTube channel and a podcast of our own, always with more recordings piled up than we had time to process. Who is behind it