YouTube Publishing Pack
YouTube description generator that works from your transcript
Upload the subtitles or transcript of your video. You get one description, three title options and five social-post drafts, written from what is said in the video rather than from a one-line topic.
- SRT, VTT or TXT
- Subtitles up to 30 minutes
- Plain text up to 4,500 words
- Output in English or German
Start with your transcript
Choose your SRT, VTT or TXT fileUp to 10 MB. You pick the file in the workspace.Generate descriptionFree preview with a confirmed account · 1 AI credit to download the full pack · Pro includes 40 AI credits a month · Plans and credits
What you download
One ZIP with four plain-text files. The example text below comes from a fictional basil video and is not your result.
00:00:04,000 --> 00:00:09,500 Today we repot a basil plant into a larger pot and loosen the roots before it goes in.
- titles.txtThree title options, one per line
How to repot a basil plant into a larger pot Repotting basil: loosen the roots, then move it Moving basil to a bigger pot, step by step
- description.txtOne video description
In this video we move a basil plant into a larger pot. Before it goes in, we loosen the roots so they can spread into the new soil.
- social-posts.txtFive drafts, separated by ---
Your basil outgrew its pot? We show how to move it into a larger one and why the roots get loosened first. --- …
- timestamped-source.txtYour cue timings and text, for SRT and VTT uploads
00:00:04,000 --> 00:00:09,500 Today we repot a basil plant …
Checks that run before you see a result
- No new numbers. If a title, the description or a post contains a number that is not in your transcript, the result is rejected instead of delivered.
- Complete or not at all. The pack must contain exactly three titles and five social drafts. An incomplete pack fails, and reserved credits are released.
- No invented chapters. The tool does not add chapter markers or timestamps. A TXT upload without timings gets a warning that chapters cannot be grounded in it.
- Nothing is posted. The files stay with you. Nothing reaches YouTube or your social accounts.
How it works
Upload the transcript
Sign in with a confirmed account and choose one SRT, VTT or TXT file up to 10 MB. Pick the output language and tone.
Check the free preview
A limited sample and any warnings appear first. No credits are used for the preview. Up to 3 new jobs a day.
Download the ZIP
1 AI credit unlocks the full pack for a video up to 30 minutes. The cost is shown before you confirm. Results are kept for 24 hours.
Before you start
What do I upload?
The spoken content as TXT, SRT or VTT. A transcript gives the writer real material to work from; a one-line topic label cannot describe what your video demonstrates. Subtitle files keep their source timestamps in the package.
What is in the pack?
Three title alternatives, one description and five social-post drafts. Choose the strongest relevant title rather than stitching every suggestion into one long headline.
What does it cost?
The preview is free with a confirmed account. Downloading the full pack costs 1 AI credit for a video up to 30 minutes, and the cost is shown before you confirm. Pro includes 40 AI credits a month; credit packs work without a plan.
Does anything get posted automatically?
No. Nothing reaches YouTube or your social accounts. Links and final wording stay with you.
How long can the transcript be?
A plain transcript is limited to 4,500 words, while timed subtitles are supported up to thirty minutes of runtime.
Does it suggest chapters or predict views?
No. There are no chapter markers and no click-through predictions, and thumbnails are not analysed. Check each title and the description against the finished video before you publish.
Getting a better description from a transcript
Use the transcript of the final cut, not the script you planned. If you trimmed a section, the description should not mention it. Subtitle files work best because the timings stay in the package for your own chapter list.
Treat the output as a draft. Choose one title instead of combining all three, check that the description does not promise anything the video never shows, and adapt each social post to the platform where you post it.