YouTube Title Generator
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Generate 10 YouTube title variants ranked by a heuristic CTR score — power words, bracketed qualifiers, numbers, the 50-60 char sweet spot. Pick a style (clickbait / educational / listicle / how-to / shocking / question), specify the audience, and click to copy any variant. 60-char YouTube mobile cutoff enforced.
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CTR scores are heuristic estimates based on length, power words, numbers, and bracketed tags. Real CTR depends on your thumbnail + audience. A/B test on YouTube Studio for ground truth.
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Automate this tool from your own code. OpenAI-compatible REST endpoint, Bearer-token auth, no extra SDK required. Token costs match the web interface.
curl -X POST https://api.free.ai/v1/chat/ \
-H "Authorization: Bearer sk-free-..." \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"model": "qwen7b", "messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "Write a YouTube title for a video about dogs."}]}'YouTube Title Generator — FAQ
Free.ai YouTube Title Generator produces 10 title variants ranked by a heuristic CTR score — based on length (50-60 char sweet spot), power words, numbers, brackets, and curiosity-gap structure. Pick a style (clickbait / educational / listicle / how-to / shocking / question / comparison / tutorial), and every variant is click-to-copy.
Yes — Qwen 3 30B on our GPUs, about 200-450 tokens per batch of 10 titles inside the daily pool. Free accounts get 10,000 signup tokens, enough for dozens of runs. Premium models (Claude, GPT-5) produce tighter hooks at ~1,500-5,000 tokens per run.
TubeBuddy's Title Assistant starts at $7/month. VidIQ's AI coach is $7.50/month. Both run real-time CTR analysis on YouTube data. Free.ai generates unlimited titles for free with heuristic CTR scoring — the score is an estimate, not a prediction, but is a useful first-pass filter before you A/B test in YouTube Studio.
Each title gets a 0-100 score based on: length in the 48-62 char sweet spot (+15), power words like "secret", "proven", "nobody" (+6 each, capped at 20), numerical specifics (+10), brackets or parentheses (+8), question marks (+6), ellipsis (+5). Penalty for >3 all-caps words (-10). This is heuristic — real CTR depends on your thumbnail and audience.
Eight styles: Clickbait (curiosity gaps), Educational (value-forward), Listicle (7 Things...), How-to (action-oriented), Shocking (I tried X for 30 days), Question-form (curiosity), Vs / comparison (A vs B), Full tutorial (learning-outcome). Each is system-prompted separately.
YouTube CTR varies wildly by title — a +30% CTR lift from title alone is common. Ten variants give you a pool to A/B test. Use YouTube Studio's Test & Compare feature to run 3 against each other for 14 days; YouTube auto-picks the winner.
No — generate your first 10 titles free, no email required. Sign up for 10,000 signup tokens and generation history.
Yes — check "Allow bracketed tags" to get 3-4 titles with [2026] / [Free] / [Beginner] variants (proven to lift CTR 20-40% per Brian Dean's 2024 analysis). Check "Allow emojis" for 0-1 emojis per title (useful for gaming / vlog content, overkill for educational).
YouTube truncates titles on mobile at around 60 chars with "..." — any words past 60 are invisible to most viewers. Desktop shows more (~100) but 70%+ of YouTube traffic is mobile. Our ranking heavily rewards the 48-62 char sweet spot.
Yes — all 99 Free.ai languages. Type your topic in Spanish / Portuguese / Korean and titles come back in the same language with the same CTR heuristics applied.
The system prompt instructs the model to use specific numbers only when they match the topic — if you say "beginner Etsy tips", the model won't invent "made $1M on Etsy" clickbait. Always verify numbers match the actual video content before publishing — false claims get channels demonetized.
Yes. POST to /v1/chat/ with the YouTube title system prompt. Useful for content-planning apps that batch-generate titles. Bearer auth, monthly limits. Snippets at /api/.
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