Two ways to generate descriptions: the free Description Writer tool for instant drafts, or the 6-step manual method below when you want full control.
| Section | Copy-paste template |
|---|---|
| Step 1 — Keyword hook | Extract your primary keyword from the title. Write the first line as a search query: 'How to {outcome} — {result}.' |
| Step 2 — Context | 2-3 sentences on what the video covers, the unique angle, and who it's for. |
| Step 3 — Timestamps | List 3-8 chapter markers matching the video's edits. |
| Step 4 — Links | 2-4 contextual links: related video, playlist, free tool or guide. |
| Step 5 — CTA | One subscribe CTA + one engagement question. |
| Step 6 — Hashtags | 3-5 niche hashtags. |
For the tool: paste your title/keywords into the Description Writer and refine the draft. For manual: follow the 6 steps, keeping the first 2 lines under 150 characters.
Yes, as a first draft — but verify facts, add your timestamps and links, and rewrite the first line so it matches your actual keyword.
150-500 words. AI tends to over-produce; trim to the essentials.
Yes — it's free with no signup, like all the tools on this site.
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