Brief the published copy
Provide the video context and one next action. Links are optional and remain unchanged.
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You’ll receive a structured description and a matching pinned comment after validation.
- 01Strong opening lines
- 02Scannable description sections
- 03A complementary pinned comment
How to use the description and comment
Draft a structured YouTube description and matching pinned comment from verified inputs. Links, disclosures, chapters, and factual claims remain the creator's responsibility; the tool does not inspect the published video or destination pages.
Put the viewer's next useful step first
Use the opening lines to state what the video helps the viewer understand or do, because that portion is most likely to appear before expansion. Add one primary resource with a clear purpose instead of a wall of unrelated links, and keep campaign parameters consistent when attribution matters.
If the video is sponsored or includes affiliate links, replace the disclosure placeholder with language that satisfies the relevant platform, regulator, contract, and region. A template can reserve the space but cannot determine whether a disclosure is sufficient.
Make the pinned comment add value
A pinned comment can ask one specific question, clarify a resource, or record a correction. It should not merely duplicate the description. Check that the call to action sounds natural for the channel and that any linked destination is accurate and still available.
Add chapters only after reviewing timestamps against the final uploaded master. Inserted intros, sponsor segments, or edits can shift every chapter. Keep names parallel and descriptive so viewers and search systems can understand the structure.
Questions about this tool
Does the generated description include a valid sponsorship disclosure?
It includes a placeholder only. Replace it with disclosure language appropriate to the campaign, platform rules, applicable law, and the actual commercial relationship.
Should I put the main link at the top?
Place it where it serves the viewer and complies with platform behavior. Explain what the link is, and remember that clickable-link behavior differs by content format.
Can I reuse one description for every video?
Keep reusable channel information if helpful, but write unique opening lines, resources, chapters, disclosures, and calls to action for each video.