Write a Shorts title, description, on-screen hook and hashtags from your transcript.
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Fill in the form, then press Write title and description.
Studio cuts vertical clips from your long video, each with captions on every word.
The title says what the viewer gets, inside YouTube's 100 characters. The description is two or three sentences for search. The on-screen hook is a few words to show in the first second, for people watching without sound. The hashtags are limited to four, and only for subjects that are in your transcript.
Everything is drawn from what you pasted. A title that promises something the Short does not contain gets the view and then the swipe away.
YouTube's Shorts creation tools take videos up to 3 minutes.
100 characters, the same as any YouTube title. Shorter titles are easier to read in the Shorts feed.
Few viewers open it. Use it to say in plain words what the Short covers and to point to the full video.
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